How AI-generated security events reach your operators, what arrives with them, and where ImageDeep's responsibility ends and your centre's begins. Written for technical and operations directors evaluating an integration, not a sales summary.
Technical directors assessing how AI events would enter your platform
Operations directors modelling operator workload and verification steps
Owners and boards deciding whether AI monitoring is a product worth launching
Monitoring is delivered by a licensed alarm receiving centre, with ImageDeep providing the detection layer, the hardware where needed and the integration. Your contract is with the centre that holds the authorisation.
You keep the licence, the customer contract and the escalation procedure. ImageDeep supplies detection, event and clip delivery through an integration, plus HoundLight hardware where the site has no power or network — and you sell the service under your own brand.
Integration opportunity
Events and clips delivered into your existing monitoring platform or VMS, with an API for sites, cameras and acknowledgements. Scoped with your engineering team before anything is signed.
Technical requirements
An event intake path you control, an operator workflow for verification, and a network route for event and clip retrieval. We do not require you to replace your platform.
Revenue opportunity
Recurring subscription revenue per camera and monitoring revenue per site — modelled with your own figures in the calculator on this page, never with published rates.
Licensing responsibility
Authorisation, operator employment and training, alarm handling and legal duties stay with your centre. ImageDeep does not hold or act as the monitoring provider of record.
Ten points that cover the whole path — detection, transmission, verification and the operational responsibilities that stay with your centre.
Scopis AI analyses video from connected cameras on the edge where possible, and classifies what it sees — person, vehicle, loitering, perimeter breach, PPE or site-specific rules. Detection runs on compatible existing CCTV, so an ARC does not have to change the customer's camera estate to receive AI events.
Only classified events are transmitted, each with a stable event type and confidence, rather than a continuous video feed. Events are delivered to the platform and, where agreed, pushed to the ARC's own intake through the API or a monitoring-platform integration scoped during discovery.
An event carries the camera and site reference, timestamp, classification, and a short clip covering the moments before and after the trigger. Operators receive the evidence needed to decide, not just an alarm code.
Events arrive for operator review, where a human confirms or dismisses what the AI flagged. Verification is handled inside the ARC's own workflow by the ARC's operators using ImageDeep tooling; ImageDeep's role is detection, event evidence and the tooling they work from.
Where the deployed unit supports it, an operator can speak through the device to challenge intruders in real time. Audio intervention is a capability of the hardware, not a substitute for the ARC's own escalation procedure.
Escalation — who is called, in what order, and what constitutes a response — follows the ARC's own procedures and the customer's keyholder instructions. ImageDeep supplies the event and the evidence; the ARC runs the response.
Cameras connect over ONVIF, so sites can keep the VMS and recording they already run. Integration with a specific monitoring platform is scoped per platform during technical discovery: we will not claim a certified integration with a system we have not tested.
A REST API covers alerts, sites, cameras and events, so an ARC can feed its own ticketing, dispatch or reporting tools. Typical integration paths are event push to the monitoring platform, clip retrieval by event ID, and site/camera inventory sync.
Handling is governed by our data processing terms and the data-residency options available for your region. We work through your security questionnaire and architecture review during evaluation rather than pre-claiming certifications or audit outcomes.
The local licensed ARC remains responsible for regulated monitoring, alarm handling and escalation activities within its jurisdiction. ImageDeep is the technology supplier: it provides detection, events, hardware and integration support, and does not hold or transfer monitoring authorisations.
ImageDeep provides
Detection models and event classification, event and clip delivery, HoundLight hardware, API access and integration engineering support.
The licensed ARC retains
Regulatory authorisation, operator employment and training, alarm handling and escalation procedures, customer contracts and the legal duties that apply in its jurisdiction.
ImageDeep does not hold or transfer monitoring authorisations, and does not act as the regulated monitoring provider of record for a partner's customers.
A discovery session is an engineering conversation: your monitoring platform, your event intake, your operator workflow and what a first integration would involve.
HoundLight distributor, security integrator, licensed ARC, technology partner or end customer: pick the profile that fits. We reply within two business days.