Quickly see details for your recorders and camera settings to identify potential anomalies, out-of-date software or improperly configured systems and cameras, saving time and money on security and policy compliance audits.

View thumbnail images from one or more cameras or recorders on specific days and times, on a predefined interval or cadence you set to allow for you to quickly view important areas. Email reminders to view reports can be sent to specific individuals in your organization.

The Trend Report shows alerts, generated by one or more Alert Rules, in graphical form to help users more effectively identify patterns or anomalies.

OpenEye Web Services alerts allow you to create alerts based on a broad range of events generated by your system or collected from third-party devices such as alarm panels or external sensors. Alerts are fully customizable with unique filters including duration or frequency and can be scheduled based on hours of operation or days of…

Monitor a wide range of health events from your recorder and set alerts for notifications in OWS, email or mobile if an issue occurs to help prevent downtime.

Motion events allow for you to easily find activity when reviewing video. Motion alerts can be set for specific areas and times, making it easier to get notified when it matters most.

Customize alerts based on a broad range of events that matter most to your business, whether from video analytics and connected devices or collected from third-party systems such as alarm panels, environmental sensors or point-of-sale. While event alerts are supported, some events are dependent on analytics or integrations support; see the Analytics and Ecosystem Integrations…

With OWS, you can access your Alert History for six months up to one year based on your license type.

Make your alerts more actionable with the Active Alerts in OWS, helping you differentiate important events. Easily manage alerts in the Active Alert dashboard in the web and desktop clients.

With OWS, you can set alert rules for both who should receive them on your team and how they should be received: whether through mobile push notifications, email or within the client.