Use property CCTV
Position the handoff within approved coverage and keep video authority with the existing property platform.
Optional site extension · CCTV
Visibility around the handoff.
A camera can help document approach and open-door events. Whether it belongs to the property or an OurPort monitoring arrangement is decided before installation.
Discuss your site
Three paths to review
Fit monitoring to the property.
A camera is an option, not a default promise. The property’s security team and policies determine the appropriate path.
Add a locker camera
Review a suitable PoE camera, view, mounting point and integration path with the property before specifying it.
Proceed without video
Where monitoring is unnecessary or not approved, use access and door-event records within the agreed operating model.
Before a camera is selected
Six decisions establish the boundary.
- 01What area may be viewed
- 02Who owns and administers the video
- 03Which network and VMS are approved
- 04How long recordings are retained
- 05Who may request or review footage
- 06How signage, privacy and incidents are handled
Ownership before equipment
Keep video governance explicit.
The working concept prefers the property’s existing video-management system. Any separate monitoring service requires its own written scope.
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Plan the network path with it.
Camera, controls and notifications depend on an approved connection. Review Ethernet and WAP options alongside monitoring.
Let’s plan it together
Define the monitoring boundary first.
Tell us about the site, its existing CCTV platform and the people responsible for security and network approval.