Platform architecture
The intelligence layer above compatible CCTV feeds.
Veyviz connects selected camera feeds into a controlled workflow: secure ingest, AI zone modelling, rule-based alerts, evidence packets and rollout reports.
Architecture
Five platform layers, each with a clear operating purpose.
The platform should be understood as a workflow system, not only an analytics engine. Cameras provide the signal. Veyviz helps the site decide which signals matter, who receives them and how they are reviewed.
Camera source
Supported CCTV, IP camera, DVR, NVR or stream outputs are assessed before connection.
Secure ingest
Approved feeds are connected according to site network, access and security requirements.
Zone model
Gates, entrances, counters, common areas, corridors and parking links become monitored zones.
Rules and alerts
Thresholds and time windows turn raw observations into operational events.
Dashboard and reports
Users see event timelines, zone state, camera references, snapshots and recurring trends.
Compatibility first
The right question is: which feeds and zones are worth connecting first?
Compatibility depends on feed access, resolution, camera angle, lighting, network readiness, recording architecture and site policy.
- Camera/DVR/NVR model and stream access
- Priority zones and operating hours
- Network route and access control
- Expected alert users and escalation path
- Data handling and evidence review policy
Operating views
Dashboards should serve decisions, not decorate the screen.
Veyviz views are shaped around the teams that act on camera intelligence.
Active zones, severity, queue pressure and occupancy signal in one operating view.
Camera reference, event time, assigned user and response status without long manual search.
Recurring pressure points, peak activity periods and pilot outcomes for expansion decisions.
Pilot-first rollout
Send the current camera setup. Start with the zones that matter.
Veyviz can help identify what can be connected and where a pilot should begin.