A safer care environment.
Every entrance, car park and restricted door in one console: badges that follow each shift, unusual activity flagged early, talk-down when it helps, and a record that holds up. Vallaris installs it, and cameras where you need them.
- Main and emergency entrances
- Pharmacies and supply rooms
- Car parks and drop-off
- Restricted corridors
Why a care site is hard to watch.
Open around the clock
Patients, visitors and staff come and go at every hour, so a locked building is never the answer.
Doors that must stay controlled
Pharmacies, supply rooms and restricted wards need to know who went in, without slowing staff down.
Car parks and garages at night
Staff walk to their cars after a late shift through levels nobody is watching.
A day at a hospital with Vallaris.
- 6:45 AM
Shift change at the staff entrance
Staff badge in with their cards. Each card works only at the doors and hours it is set for.
- 11:20 AM
A badge refused at the pharmacy
A card without pharmacy access is refused. The log names whose card it was, at which door, and when.
- 4:10 PM
Busier than usual at the loading dock
SentryIQ knows how busy the dock usually is on a weekday afternoon and raises a quiet alarm when it is far busier.
- 2:05 AM
Someone checking car doors
SentryIQ looks at the picture first and lets it through: one person looking into car windows on level 2. The operator speaks through the speaker and the person leaves.
- 3:30 AM
Round 2 of 3: all clear
Circitor checks the entrances, the pharmacy corridor and every garage level, with a picture from each.
- 7:00 AM
The morning report
The night’s rounds, alarms and what was done, ready for the security manager at handover.
- Person detectedGarage level 2
- IQA person in a hooded jacket looked into the driver’s window of a parked car at 2:05 AM.
A person in a hooded jacket looked into the driver’s window of a parked car on level 2 at 2:05 AM.
I think this is real: someone is checking parked cars in the garage at 2 AM.
- 2:05 amKept a still.
- 2:05 amPushed to Alex Kim.
- 2:06 amAlex Kim acknowledged it.
- 2:06 amKept the clip.
- 2:07 amAlex Kim noted: Played the garage warning; the person left by the stairs.
- Acknowledge
- Look live
- Speak
- Dispatch
- Resolve
What Vallaris does at a hospital.
Access by person and place
Card and PIN at the doors that need it, with schedules and valid dates, and every badge named in the log.
Early warning
Activity that departs from a camera’s usual day becomes a quiet alarm before it becomes an incident.
Read more →Talk-down and strobes
Speak through a camera or a network speaker, or play a recorded warning with a strobe.
Patrols of every level
Circitor checks entrances, corridors and garages on a schedule, with a picture from each checkpoint.
Read more →Each team sees its own
Each person sees only the sites and cameras they work, from the console or the phone app.
A record that holds up
Every exported file is fingerprinted and signed, and anyone can check it at vallaris.ai/verify.
Read more →What hospitals ask us.
Do we need new cameras?
No. Vallaris works with the Axis, Avigilon and other ONVIF cameras you already have. Where there are gaps, we install Axis cameras.
Can a badge work only on some shifts?
Yes. Each cardholder has the doors, the schedule and the valid dates you set, on Axis or Genea access control (more manufacturers are coming).
Does it record patient areas all day?
Not unless you choose to. Vallaris keeps clips when something is detected or an incident is open, with the seconds before it. Continuous recording to a camera’s own memory card is a setting you switch on per camera.
Can each team see only its own areas?
Yes. Access is set per person, per site and even per camera, so each team sees only what it works.
Does IT have to open the firewall?
No. The SmartHub at each site only connects out, so no ports are opened and no firewall rules change.
Every kind of site, one console.
See it on one of your sites.
Bring one building. We will show you the alarm, the patrol and the record it leaves.