Protect people and property.
Every store, stockroom and parking lot in one console: fewer false alarms after hours, a warning on site before anyone is sent, search that finds a person or vehicle fast, and patrols across every store. Vallaris installs it, and cameras where you need them.
- Sales floor and entrances
- Stockrooms and back doors
- Parking lots
- Loading areas
Why stores are hard to watch.
Many stores, nobody on site at night
A region of stores closes at the same time, and after that nobody is there to see what happens.
False alarms that cost money
Every alarm that sends a guard or the police for nothing costs a fee and wears down trust.
Finding it afterwards
When something goes missing, finding the moment means scrolling through hours of footage from several cameras.
A day at a store with Vallaris.
- 9:00 AM
Doors open, counts start
The entrance camera counts shoppers in and out by hour, ready for the store manager.
- 2:40 PM
Find the man in the red jacket
A manager asks in plain words and gets every sighting of a man in a red top this afternoon, with pictures and clips.
- 10:00 PM
The store closes
Alarms follow the store’s hours, so the cleaners at closing do not set anything off.
- 1:18 AM
Someone at the back door
SentryIQ looks at the picture first and lets it through: one person working at the receiving door handle. A warning plays with the strobe and the person runs off.
- 3:00 AM
A round of every store
Circitor checks the fronts, back doors and lots of every store in the region, with a picture from each.
- 7:00 AM
The morning report
The night’s rounds, alarms and what was done, ready for the district manager.
- Person detectedReceiving door · store closed
- IQA person in a dark hoodie crouched at the receiving door handle at 1:18 AM.
A person in a dark hoodie crouched at the receiving door handle at 1:18 AM.
I think this is real and serious: someone is working at a locked door after the store closed.
- 1:18 amKept a still.
- 1:19 amPushed to Taylor Brooks.
- 1:19 amTaylor Brooks acknowledged it.
- 1:19 amTaylor Brooks noted: Played the after-hours warning with the strobe; the person ran toward the street.
- 1:20 amKept the clip.
- Acknowledge
- Look live
- Speak
- Dispatch
- Resolve
What Vallaris does at a store.
Fewer false alarms
SentryIQ looks at every detection first and lets through only what needs a person.
Warn before you dispatch
SentryIQ picks the right recorded warning for the alarm and plays it with a strobe.
Search what cameras saw
Ask in plain words for a person in a red top or a white van, and get the sightings with their pictures and clips.
Counts in and out
Axis cameras count people and vehicles through a line or in an area, by hour and by day.
Managers on their phones
Each manager sees their own stores’ alarms and video in the phone app, and nothing else.
What retailers 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.
Will it cut our false alarms?
SentryIQ looks at each detection first and keeps back the ones that are clearly nothing, and you can see everything it kept back.
Can it warn someone before we send help?
Yes. With a network speaker or strobe on site, a recorded warning plays for the alarm, or an operator speaks live.
Can managers see only their own stores?
Yes. Access is set per person and per site, in the console and the phone app.
Does IT have to open the firewall?
No. The SmartHub at each store 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.