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Make every door on campus accountable. Visylix works alongside your access-control system to catch tailgating against real badge swipes, raise watchlist faces for an operator to confirm, guard restricted rooms and escalate any breach until someone responds.
What stands in the way today, and why plain CCTV cannot fix it.
Badges get shared, lost and held open, so a card reader alone cannot tell who actually walked through the door.
Large campuses with many buildings, gates and restricted rooms need more eyes than any security team can staff.
Schools and universities must balance an open, welcoming campus with student safety, especially at night and during events.
Investigating an incident across separate camera systems means hours of scrubbing footage building by building.
Visylix watches every camera, decides what matters and acts on it, using the cameras you already own.
Counts the people through each access event and compares them with the badges presented, alerting only when bodies exceed credentials, with a snapshot for review.
Enrol visitors or persons of interest with a liveness check. A listed face, or an unknown person in a restricted area, is raised for an operator to confirm.
Server rooms, laboratories and executive floors are guarded by intrusion and line-crossing zones on a schedule, with prioritised alarms in the operator console.
Rules can fire a siren or door-strike relay, speak a warning through the camera speaker and escalate any critical alarm that goes unacknowledged.
Floor-plan maps show live alarm badges building by building, and appearance-based person journeys help an investigator follow a route across cameras.
Sign in with Active Directory, LDAP or passkeys. 46 permissions across 4 roles control who sees what, and every action lands in a tamper-evident audit trail.
What you get, on your own cameras and your own servers.
Plus a generic connector.
Across 4 roles, enforced on the server.
Use the identities you already manage.
Unacknowledged alarms move up the chain.
Yes. Tailgating detection counts the people passing through on each access event using any camera that covers the door. Connected to your access-control system, it checks that count against the badges actually swiped and alerts only when more people pass than credentials were presented.
Brivo, LenelS2, HID, AMAG and Genea/Openpath connect natively, with a generic connector for other systems. Beyond that, 500+ REST APIs and HMAC-signed webhooks cover anything else. Sudarshan rules can then combine video and access events, for example a door forced open with nobody badged in.
You enrol faces into watchlists, with a liveness check at enrolment. When a listed face, or an unknown person in a restricted area, appears on camera, the alert is raised for an operator to confirm. Consent and erasure tools are built in, and many campuses rely on intrusion, line crossing and tailgating alone, which answer access questions without biometrics.
Yes. Role-based access across 46 permissions and 4 roles lets a hostel warden, a security officer and an IT administrator each see only their cameras and functions. Staff sign in with Active Directory, LDAP or passkeys, and every view and export is written to a tamper-evident audit trail.
A rule can raise an alarm in the operator console, speak a warning through the camera speaker, fire a siren or door-strike relay and send the clip to the response team. If a critical alarm is not acknowledged in time, it escalates automatically.
See how Visylix makes every campus door accountable with tailgating checked against badge swipes, face watchlists and automatic escalation.