Tell QVision what to watch for, where and when, and what should happen next. Rules read like sentences, run on their own, and record every step they take.
When a person enters the Loading Dock between 20:00 and 06:00, sound the siren, raise an emergency incident and text the night shift.
Each action reports back whether it worked, so a rule always knows what happened.
Sound a siren or flash a beacon in the zone, for as long as you choose.
Open a barrier for a vehicle, or keep a gate shut.
Pause a conveyor or a machine the moment a defect or a person is seen.
Open an incident with the snapshot, the clip and a priority, sent live to the zone's team.
Text the people on duty through the SMS gateway on your site.
Email the HSE manager, the security lead or a shared inbox.
Send the event to your ERP, MES, building management or ticketing system.
Sirens, beacons, barriers and line stops are driven through the relays on your site: a pulse, on, or off.
The builder asks three questions, then writes the whole rule out as one sentence so anyone can check it.
Keep rules quiet until they should speak.
Run a rule only after hours, on weekends, or overnight.
Match a plate, a camera, a zone or a confidence level.
Give each camera a quiet period, so one event doesn't send twenty texts.
Sound the siren again if the person is still there.
Every action has two ways out: it worked, or it didn't. If a text can't be delivered, the rule can email instead. If a relay doesn't answer, it can raise the incident's priority.
See exactly what happened each time a rule ran: which relay pulsed, which incident opened, who was texted, and anything that failed.
Branch, wait, repeat and fall back on a canvas. The simple builder and the visual editor run on the same engine, so you can start simple and grow.
No. The simple builder asks three questions and writes the rule for you. The visual editor is there for rules with branches and fallbacks.
Relays for sirens, beacons, barriers and line stops, the SMS gateway on your site, email, and webhooks to your own systems.
The action reports a failure, and the rule can take another path: email instead of a text, or a higher priority on the incident.
Yes. Any rule can be limited to days and hours, including windows that run past midnight.
A walkthrough on footage close to your sites, with answers for your operations, security and IT teams.