VMS Software

What is VMS?

VMS – Video Management System / Video Management Software is a video surveillance management system.

In many cases, a VMS is the backbone of a company's security infrastructure. VMS systems are more and more efficient and functional, they allow, among others: to record, archive and analyze video image data sent by monitoring devices and are the basis for optimizing the amount of collected data.

VMS consolidates all elements into one coherent solution - various types of surveillance cameras, recorders, mass storage devices, etc.

What VMS can give you?

• Gather video from all cameras and recording devices in one place.
• Data recording and archiving (according to defined criteria), increasing network bandwidth thanks to one management interface, users have simultaneous access to cameras on all servers.
• Lower storage costs.
• Convenient preview and viewing of recordings. Ability to display multiple camera views on one recorded stream.
• Help you comply with regulations and legal requirements by setting up automatic policies to retain surveillance video for designated periods of time.
• Additional functions: motion detection, two-way audio transmission, monitoring of alarm inputs/outputs, remote control of PTZ cameras, license plate recognition, POS integration, people counting.

Surveillance cameras are now more and more widely used, also outside the security industry. Therefore, modern VMS systems help both in increasing the security of the facility, as well as in collecting and analyzing unique data recorded by cameras. As a result, the company can significantly improve the quality of customer service, personnel control and, above all, optimize costs and increase sales profits.

Video management system is an irreplaceable help in ensuring the safety of employees and customers. VMS allows companies to monitor in real time activities taking place in their facilities, including crimes and any suspicious events (theft, abuse). Organizations can also use their VMS to ensure that employees comply with established safety and security regulations, especially in the event of an accident or injury.