Connect
Connect to the recorders and systems already installed, through the connection each model supports.
CSIM platform
CSIM is a command center that connects several security systems
CSIM takes video and signals from recorders, VMS, door systems, fire alarm, intrusion and building systems and shows them on one screen. The operator sees the incident, sees the video and follows the steps without switching programs.
Simulated
How it works
Three steps from your current systems to handling incidents
Bring together
Show video and incidents from the connected systems on a map and one screen.
Handle incidents
When a signal arrives, the system shows the operator the video and the steps, and records the result for later review.
Main capabilities
One screen the operator works from for the whole shift
Designed so the incident that needs action comes first.
- Multi-tile camera layout — arrange cameras in several tiles, and switch camera sets by task
- Playback with a timeline — scrub to the period you need on one timeline, as each device model supports
- Evidence export — cut clips by time range, and split long ranges into several files, as each device model supports
- Maps and floor plans — see device locations and the incident point on a real map
- Response procedure (SOP) — when an incident occurs, the system shows the steps to take one by one
- Per-user access rights — set who can see which camera
System structure
Add a new brand and the operator screen stays the same
The system has three layers, and each can be tested on its own.
Layer 3
Presentation layer
The command center on operator workstations for continuous monitoring, and web pages for managers and reports. Both use the same design language and the same status colors.
Layer 2
Processing core
Merges and ranks events, sets rules for raising severity, and links each event to a camera and a location. It also keeps a usage log for later review.
Layer 1
Device connection layer
A connector for each brand wraps the manufacturer's SDK or a common standard into one interface. A new brand means a new connector, with no change to the core.
Image analysis
AI that runs on your own network
Image analysis models run on servers inside your site. Video does not have to be sent out to the cloud for processing. This suits organizations with rules about data leaving the organization.
Object and person detection
Tells people, vehicles and objects of interest apart from general movement.
Area and line rules
Set restricted areas or boundary lines. When something crosses one, the system raises an incident.
Can work offline
Runs on ONNX Runtime on a server inside the site, so it can be used at sites cut off from the internet.
Core and modules
Start with the parts you need, then add modules as the work requires
Choose only the modules that fit your work.
Recorder Integration
Brings together cameras from recorders and VMS of multiple brands, with no need to replace them
Health Monitor
Know which device has a problem before you need the video
CCTV-IoT Sharing
Choose, camera by camera, which ones the public can watch live in a browser
Virtual Wall
Control a video wall from a PC. Switch any source to any screen
CSIM
A command center for several systems, when you are ready to build on it
Smart City
Flood and city monitoring on one screen
Connects to the recorders and VMS listed on the Integrations page
What works depends on the recorder and camera models. We check the models for you before the project starts.
Recorder Integration
Connect the recorders you already have, and watch them on one screen
What works depends on the recorder and camera models. We check the models for you before the project starts.
Use the recorders you have
Connects to NVRs, DVRs and VMS already installed, with no need to replace them
Cameras on one screen
Cameras from recorders of several brands, watched from one screen
Connect directly by standard
Cameras that support ONVIF or RTSP can show live view. Playback and clip export need assessment by model.
Open cameras from the recorder
Pick a recorder on the map and open its whole set of cameras in one view
- View live video from cameras through your existing recorders
- Play back by date and time (Hikvision, Dahua and Uniview, by model)
- Export clips as Raw, AVI or MP4, as each device model supports
- Control PTZ cameras and saved positions, for Hikvision and Dahua, by model
- Open several cameras at once, and rotate cameras in a set order
- Place cameras on a map, use an offline map, and see the direction each camera faces
- Set user permissions, and limit cameras by area group
- Keep a usage log for later review
This runs on the same screen operators use all shift. See Main capabilities.
See the supported brands and standards on the Integrations page
Request datasheet
A team member emails you the file.
Health Monitor
Know before you need the recordings
Nobody wants to find out, when the evidence is needed, that a camera went dark two weeks ago. The system checks device status in repeating rounds and shows which device has a problem.
See which devices have problems
See camera and recorder status on a map, and search for devices from one page
Know the cause before you go on site
See the cause found for each device before you head out to the site
Have figures to report
Summaries of availability, repair time and trends by project
Know before you need the video
See a device problem before the day you have to ask for recorded video
- Checks connection, authentication and recording in repeating rounds
- Separates the cause: device not responding, cannot log in, or failed hard disk
- Checks standalone cameras by pulling a real image, not just a ping
- Shows per-channel status of recorders, by model
- Run a check on a single device from the screen
- Open live video from a pin on the map
- Reports on availability, repair time and trends, exportable to Excel
- Keeps a usage log for later review
Request datasheet
A team member emails you the file.
CCTV-IoT Sharing
Open cameras to the public, only the ones you choose
People want to see street and community cameras, but an agency does not want to open every camera. The system lets you publish cameras one at a time, and the public watches live video in a browser without signing in.
Live video in the browser
Open the map, pick a camera and watch live. No software to install and no sign-in.
Choose what to publish
Switch publishing on or off camera by camera. A newly added camera starts switched off.
Add cameras of several brands
Find cameras on the network with ONVIF and add Hikvision and Dahua cameras to the system.
Water, rain, air and traffic data
When the system has internet access, see water level, rainfall, PM2.5 and traffic from online data sources as charts, and export them as CSV.
- Live video over WebRTC, with HLS as a fallback
- Publish camera by camera; publishing is off by default
- Two ways to deploy: open to the public, showing only published cameras, or inside the agency's own network
- A camera map with search and a status filter; open live video from a pin
- Find cameras with ONVIF and add Hikvision and Dahua cameras
- Water level, rainfall, PM2.5 and traffic data with charts and CSV export, when the system has internet access
- An administrator console to manage devices and see view counts per camera
- Thai and English interface
Request datasheet
A team member emails you the file.
Virtual Wall
Switch video on the wall with a PC
Switch video on the wall
Control the video wall with a PC, from the control room
Show another machine’s screens on the main wall
The source machine can split its own screen, from the same program
Pick a camera and send it to the wall
Click a camera on the map, then click the tile on the wall you want
- Send video from any source to any screen, or across the full wall
- Join several screens into one, or split one screen from 2×2 up to 4×4
- Resize and reposition tiles, with snap-to-grid
- Save a scene and bring it back later
- Each tile shows its status: connecting, online, offline or no source
- Place a web page, a YouTube video or a stream link on a tile
- Decode H.264 and H.265 video on the PC
Request datasheet
A team member emails you the file.
CSIM
One screen for incidents from several systems
One screen all shift
See the incident, watch the video and follow the steps without switching programs
Follow the work on an incident
See whether an incident is waiting, in progress, blocked or done
Installed on your network
Video and core data stay on the organization’s network. Air-gapped networks are supported.
Signals in one place
Receives signals from door, fire alarm, intrusion and building systems, as connected
- Show video and incidents from connected systems, on the map and one screen
- When an incident occurs, show the response steps one by one
- Set work status: waiting, in progress, blocked or done, with an urgency level
- Arrange cameras in several tiles, and switch camera sets by task
- Play back on a timeline, as each device model supports
- Cut clips by time range, and split long ranges into several files, as each device model supports
- Set who can see which camera
- Keep a usage log for later review
Request datasheet
A team member emails you the file.
Installation
Sites without internet can still install and update
| Topic | The SafeAll CSIM approach |
|---|---|
| Installation model | On-premises by default — video and core data are kept on your organization's network |
| Air-gapped network | Air-gapped sites are supported. Installation, updates and database upgrades can be done without an internet connection. |
| Database | PostgreSQL — an open structure you can inspect, with your data not locked into a manufacturer's own format |
| Scaling | Add devices and sites in phases, without changing the core of the system |
| Continuity | Designed to run 24/7, with continuous device status checks |
| Updates | Updates can be installed offline on an air-gapped network, with no internet connection |