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Security & event control · Instant quote

Price the cameras, the recorder, the internet and the control room

Security cameras that record on site and alert after hours, a recorder that keeps the footage under your control, a mast on a trailer for the gate with no pole, site internet for the office and the crew, and the event control room in a case. By the month for a build or a precinct, by the day for an event.

  1. 1Your site or event
  2. 2The kit
  3. 3Deploy & commercials
  4. 4Save & send

Step 1 of 4

Your site or event

Gates, yards and how many sites, and we suggest the cameras, the recorder and the internet. Switch to days for an event and the control room comes with it.

Type the address and we work out the travel band from our Banyo workshop. Travel is priced per trip by band, not by the kilometre.

12 months

24+ months: 15 % off hire · 18+ months: 10 % off hire · 12+ months: 5 % off hire

Step 2 of 4

The kit

Everything this category offers, priced by the month. Set the count; the summary follows. Not sure what goes where? See the deployment designs.

Site security

Cameras that record and alert, the recorder, the trailer.

  • Security Camera Node · Records around the clock, alerts after hours.

    $95 a month · spec

  • PTZ Security Camera · Pan, tilt and zoom from the Control Room.

    $190 a month · spec

  • Site Recorder · Thirty days of footage, on site, under your control.

    $120 a month · spec

  • Solar Surveillance Trailer · A camera mast that stands on its own, anywhere.

    $650 a month · spec

Event control

The control room in a case, its plan and its debrief.

  • Event Control Room kit · The board, the workstation and the link, in a case.

    $990 a month · spec

  • Event control plan & setup · Zones, thresholds, roles and escalations, before doors.

    $1,450 per event · spec

  • Event control debrief pack · The timeline, the incidents and the curves, in one document.

    $650 per event · spec

Connectivity

Backhaul for the nodes; internet for the people.

  • Site Internet · 4G and 5G internet with Wi-Fi for the site office and the crew.

    $149 a month · spec

  • Satellite Internet Kit · Internet where there is no coverage, for the office and the crew.

    $249 a month · spec

  • Outdoor Wi-Fi Access Point · Coverage across the compound, the yard or the event site.

    $59 a month · spec

  • Long-range Wi-Fi link (HaLow) · Sub-gigahertz Wi-Fi for the far side of the site.

    $129 a month · spec

Platform & apps

Control Room seats and crew app packs.

  • Control Room seat · One screen, the whole site.

    $190 a month · spec

  • Crew & Zone app pack · The phone in every pocket on site.

    $90 a month · spec

  • Council dashboard & open data feed · Live numbers for the team, a public feed for the community.

    $290 a month · spec

Services

Crews, operators, reports and training.

  • Deployment crew day · Two technicians, on site, for a day.

    $1,450 a day · spec

  • On-site operations lead · Someone from us in the control room for the day.

    $950 a day · spec

  • Event impact report · Attendance, dwell and flow, written for the board and the funder.

    $1,900 per event · spec

  • Quarterly precinct report · The main street, the park and the pool, every quarter.

    $1,200 a quarter · spec

  • Privacy impact assessment · Assessed before a node goes up, in writing.

    $2,400 once · spec

  • Operator training, half day · Your team running the Control Room by lunch.

    $795 once · spec

  • Security camera design & commissioning · The camera plan, the mounts, the alerts, signed off.

    $1,250 once · spec

  • Information routing design & commissioning · Every measurement with a named destination and a person who confirmed it arrived.

    $850 once · spec

  • Site Intelligence Programme · One estate of nodes across every site, not a lease per project.

    $290 a month · spec

  • Alert routing to your security provider · Our alerts, their patrol. We are not the guard.

    $49 a month · spec

  • Reseller programme · Put your own clients on it, under your own name.

    $390 a month · spec

Signage

Players and screens that react to the crowd.

  • Signage Player · Plug into any screen; content that reacts to the crowd.

    $49 a month · spec

  • Outdoor screen on stand · A 43-inch high-bright display, ready to roll.

    · spec

Vision Engine

On-premises analytics for the cameras already on the wall.

  • Vision Engine Server · The analytics box, built here, shipped to your rack.

    $690 a month · spec

  • Vision Engine channel · One more camera on the box.

    $39 a month · spec

  • Connect & configure existing cameras · Your cameras, counting, without a new camera.

    $1,850 once · spec

Ticketing & inductions

Tickets, passes, inductions and the gate scan.

  • AdmitMe ticketing, per event · Tickets, passes and the gate scan, for one event.

    $950 per event · spec

  • AdmitMe inductions · Inducted before they arrive, checked at the gate.

    $249 a month · spec

  • Gate scan kit · A scanner, a stand and a battery, per gate.

    $190 a month · spec

Step 3 of 4

Who deploys it, and how you pay

Payment

Included, whatever you pick above

Who gets what, and how fast

Every measurement has a named destination, a trigger, a channel and a person who confirmed it arrived.

The control room

  • Occupancy by zone against the limit, live, with the rate of change beside it
  • Gate throughput and the queue building at each entry
  • Every zone threshold crossing, on the board and in the log, with the time it cleared

A screen on the wall · The site dashboard · Push to the crew app

Gate and door crews

  • The count at their own door against the limit the venue sets
  • A call to open or hold, from the controller, with the number that prompted it
  • The barrier and queue state at their gate and the one either side of it

Push to the crew app

Safety and medical

  • Density by zone, read the way a safety case reads it, against the thresholds in the plan
  • The zones building fastest, ranked, so a crew is moved before the call
  • An alert on every threshold crossing, with the zone and the time

Push to the crew app · A screen on the wall · The site dashboard

The producer

  • Attendance: unique visitors and entries, by day and across the run
  • Dwell at the places you sold: the sponsor activation, the bar, the stage
  • Whether the site plan worked, zone by zone, against last year where there is a last year

The site dashboard · A signed document · Email, scheduled

Sponsors and rights holders

  • Dwell and reach at their own activation, for their own dates
  • A one-page result they can put in front of their own board

A signed document · Email, scheduled

The venue or the council

  • Occupancy against the licensed capacity, for the licensed hours
  • Noise at the boundary against the condition, with the time and the duration
  • A compliance summary for the period, dated and exportable

The site dashboard · A signed document

1. Sent · Immediately

The route fires to the people holding that role right now, on every channel that route carries.

2. Acknowledged · One tap

The first person to acknowledge takes it, and everyone else on the route sees that it is taken. The acknowledgement and the name are logged.

3. Re-routed · On the window you set

Unacknowledged inside the window, it goes to the next name on that route. Windows are per route: a gate alert is not a coverage report.

4. Escalated · On the second window

It reaches the escalation contact for that site, and the fact that the first two steps did not land appears in the monthly report.

Set with you on a call before the build, then every route is fired with a real trigger and confirmed by a real person before we call it commissioned. A route nobody confirmed is not a commissioned route. Detection is advisory throughout: presence, count, reading and state, never identity.

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FAQ

The questions venues ask first

Do you monitor the cameras?

No. Monitoring and patrol response are licensed security work, and we are a technology provider. The cameras alert after hours to your app and, on the alert-routing service, to the licensed security provider you name, with the clip attached. They act; we make sure the alert reached them.

Where is the footage kept?

On the Site Recorder, on site, for thirty days, under your control. Clips export by time and camera, watermarked, and every access is logged. Nothing leaves the site unless you export it. The cameras are not the anonymous crowd nodes: they record, and the site notice should say so.

What is the event control room kit?

A board display, a workstation with Command and Allocate, the mesh link and a battery, in two cases. It runs the room the way the South Bank walkthrough shows: zones that match the radio net, a lead on each, a timeline that writes itself. The plan service sets it up before doors; the debrief pack closes it.

Is site internet part of the camera price?

No, it is its own line so you can see it. Site Internet is a dual-carrier router with Wi-Fi for the office and the crew on a pooled allowance; the Satellite Internet Kit is for a site with no coverage. Either carries the cameras and the recorder as well as the people.

Can it stay for the whole build?

Yes. Everything here is hired by the month with the same term discounts as the rest of the catalogue: 12 months 5 %, 18 months 10 %, 24 months 15 %. A trailer can move between sites on the same programme.

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