See what matters. Control who enters. Respond with confidence.
Improve visibility, entry control, accountability, and response.
UBM designs commercial surveillance and access control with dependable recording, remote viewing, event analytics, authorized alerts, visitor workflows, controlled entry, centralized management, and system-health monitoring.
Video and access work better together.
A camera or access event can move through AI-assisted detection, event classification, an authorized alert, relevant video and access context, and then human review or another approved workflow. Analytics depend on the selected platform, configuration, environment, and lawful use.
Who and where
Associate an authorized credential with a door, site, schedule, and access decision.
What happened
Use event classification and relevant video or access records to organize the activity for review.
What requires attention
Route only approved alerts and preserve context so authorized users can verify the condition.
What comes next
Follow the approved intercom, visitor, incident, notification, or access workflow with human oversight.
Visibility fails when coverage, recording, and entry systems are planned separately.
Security equipment has limited value when important areas remain unseen, recordings cannot be trusted, or entry events are separated from the context needed to investigate them.
Blind spots
Critical entrances, work areas, parking, inventory, and facility boundaries lack usable coverage.
Poor image quality
Camera position, lens choice, lighting, or aging equipment prevents useful review.
Unreliable recording
Storage, configuration, connectivity, or device health problems create gaps without clear warning.
No remote visibility
Authorized managers cannot securely review cameras or status when they are away from the facility.
Shared physical keys
Keys are difficult to revoke, track, schedule, and associate with a specific user.
Separate security systems
Video, entry, intercom, gates, and alarms operate without shared location and event context.
Teams gain clearer coverage, dependable records, and controlled entry workflows.
Useful visibility
Camera placement and image requirements designed around specific areas and events.
Controlled entry
Grant, schedule, review, and revoke access without relying only on shared keys.
Event context
Associate door, credential, location, and relevant video information where integrations allow.
Centralized management
Review authorized video and access activity across one or multiple locations.
Actionable alerts
Route approved camera or access events with relevant video and entry context for human review.
Visible system health
Track camera, recorder, storage, retention, controller, recording, permission, and maintenance status.
Coordinate video, analytics, retention, access, alerts, health, and the network beneath them.
Placement, image detail, low-light conditions, retention, analytics, entry rules, power, bandwidth, and maintenance all influence the solution.
Commercial video surveillance
Cameras selected and placed for the environment and the events that matter.
- IP and PoE cameras
- Indoor and outdoor cameras
- Low-light cameras
- Thermal-camera integration
- License-plate camera solutions
- Camera-system maintenance
Recording & remote viewing
Recording architecture and authorized access designed for reliable review.
- Network video recorders
- Cloud recording
- Remote viewing
- Mobile access
- Recording-health monitoring
- Multi-location camera management
AI-assisted detection & video analytics
Illustrative and AI-assisted event tools that help users find relevant activity more efficiently.
- Motion detection
- Person and vehicle detection
- AI-assisted video analytics
- Detection zones
- Alert workflow design
- Optional legally reviewed advanced analytics
Access control, credentials & visitor management
Credential, door, visitor, and intercom systems that create a clearer access process.
- Key-card and mobile credentials
- Biometric entry options
- Door controllers
- Visitor management
- Schedules and permissions
- Credential lifecycle
Automated alerts, intercoms & response workflows
Approved event routing that gives authorized people context and a defined next action.
- Video intercoms
- Gate-entry integration
- Event classification
- Authorized alerts
- Relevant video linkage
- Access-record linkage
- Human verification
- Incident workflow integration
Centralized management & system health
One operational view across locations, users, recording, storage, access controllers, and maintenance status.
- Camera-health alerts
- Recorder health
- Storage visibility
- Retention visibility
- Controller status
- Recording verification
- User permissions
- Maintenance reporting
Connect facility events to the workflows responsible for follow-through.
Where supported, UBM can connect physical-security platforms to purpose-built operational tools without turning detection into an autonomous decision system.
Optional advanced analytics should receive appropriate legal and privacy review. Authorized personnel retain responsibility for access, surveillance, and response decisions.Operational dashboards
Security, event, camera-health, access-review, retention, and maintenance views across one or multiple locations.
People and property workflows
Visitor portals, onboarding and offboarding, credential review, intercom, help-desk, and property-management integration.
Incident coordination
Authorized alert routing, relevant event context, incident documentation, status tracking, and human escalation.
Plan around entrances, operations, perimeters, vehicles, and people.
A warehouse yard, professional office, retail site, managed property, and multi-location organization require different viewing and access objectives.
Warehouse and logistics
Cover entrances, loading areas, aisles, inventory zones, and operational access points.
Multi-tenant property
Coordinate entry credentials, common-area video, gates, intercoms, and management visibility.
Retail environment
Support customer areas, registers, stock rooms, receiving, and controlled staff access.
Healthcare facility
Plan privacy-conscious coverage, controlled entry, visitor workflow, retention, and authorized viewing around operational requirements.
Multi-location organization
Standardize cameras, retention approach, permissions, entry policies, and remote management.
System modernization
Assess existing cabling and equipment, preserve useful components, and improve recording and access management.
Turn coverage and entry requirements into a maintainable deployment.
Define what needs to be seen or controlled, validate facility and network constraints, deploy carefully, and confirm recording, viewing, credentials, and handoff.
Assess
Review facilities, priority events, existing equipment, lighting, entrances, users, and operational concerns.
Design
Define camera views, recording, storage, network, credentials, doors, intercom, and management requirements.
Engineer
Confirm power, cabling, network, bandwidth, storage, retention, platform, integration, and mounting requirements.
Install
Coordinate cabling, cameras, controllers, readers, recording equipment, and secure infrastructure.
Integrate
Connect supported video, access, intercom, visitor, alert, help-desk, or property-management workflows.
Configure & train
Build recording, permissions, schedules, detection zones, entry rules, remote access, alerts, and authorized-user training.
Verify
Test views, playback, recording, analytics, alerts, credentials, doors, intercom paths, health status, and remote access.
Monitor & maintain
Support health alerts, storage, permissions, devices, maintenance reporting, and future facility requirements.
Questions to settle before selecting cameras or access control.
Capabilities depend on the selected platform and configuration. UBM confirms objectives, conditions, privacy considerations, retention, and operational ownership first.
Can we view cameras remotely?
Yes, when the selected platform and network support secure remote viewing. Access is configured for authorized users with appropriate permissions and account protection.
Can UBM upgrade an existing camera system?
Often, yes. We assess cameras, cabling, network capacity, recording equipment, storage, power, image quality, and platform compatibility before recommending what can remain and what should change.
How long can recordings be retained?
Retention depends on camera count, resolution, frame rate, recording schedule, motion settings, storage capacity, and applicable policy or legal requirements. We size the design around the retention target provided by the client.
Can access control integrate with cameras and alerts?
Many platforms can associate access events with nearby camera views and include relevant location, time, door, credential, or workflow context in an authorized alert. The available experience depends on the selected systems, licensing, and integration support.
What can AI-assisted video analytics detect?
Depending on the platform and environment, analytics may support motion, person or vehicle detection, intrusion zones, line crossing, dwell or loitering, event search, or lawful license-plate capture. Detection is not guaranteed and should be verified by a person.
Can several locations be managed together?
Yes. Multi-location platforms can centralize authorized viewing, health, users, credentials, retention, and event review while preserving location-specific permissions.
How is system health monitored?
Monitoring may include camera and recorder availability, storage and retention visibility, controller status, recording verification, permissions, and maintenance reporting.
Can UBM build a custom security dashboard?
Yes, where approved APIs and data access exist. UBM can build dashboards for events, camera health, access review, incidents, maintenance, and multi-location operations.
Can access control connect to employee onboarding and offboarding?
Often, yes. UBM can connect approved identity or help-desk workflows to credential creation, review, suspension, or revocation with authorized approval points.
Can these systems be used in healthcare facilities?
Yes, with privacy-sensitive placement, authorized viewing, role-based permissions, retention planning, and workflow requirements defined by the organization. UBM does not determine clinical or legal compliance.
How do you address privacy?
The design considers purpose, placement, permissions, retention, notices, lawful use, selected analytics, and access to recordings. The organization remains responsible for its legal and policy obligations.
Does AI make access or response decisions automatically?
Not by default. AI can help detect, classify, search, and route events. Sensitive access, surveillance, and response decisions should retain human review and approved authorization.
Define what the team needs to see, record, control, and manage.
Share the site, priority areas, current systems, retention needs, entry workflows, and remote-management goals. UBM will help plan an appropriate deployment.