Who came through the gate, and which corridor they walked down.
A camera on the gate reads plates, cameras in the corridors record on motion, and one Windows PC keeps the lot searchable without a monthly bill.
Storage sites are quiet by design, which is exactly why access records matter. A unit is opened, something is missing, and the only useful question is who was on site — answered by a plate at the gate and a corridor clip, not by hours of empty hallway.
What VISEC does about it.
- Gate plates, loggedEvery vehicle that enters carries a plate and a time you can search.
- Codes at the doorA QR code on a customer's phone can be read straight off the camera and trigger a gate or a door.
- Corridors record only on movementMotion zones mean the archive is the times somebody was actually there.
- Alerts when the site should be emptyAn email with a snapshot for motion outside opening hours.
The kit, plainly.
A camera at the gate placed to see plates, corridor cameras, and a Windows PC. For access control the camera needs output terminals wired to the gate or lock.
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, with 8 GB of memory. The installer is about 30 MB and roughly 200 MB once installed. For the AI features a graphics card with 4 GB and DirectX 12 is recommended, preferably Nvidia; without one VISEC uses the processor. Everything included
Before you set it up.
Can a QR code open the gate?
Yes, where the camera has digital outputs. VISEC reads the code from the video and can drive ONVIF or Axis camera outputs.
How long can we keep recordings?
As long as the drive allows — recordings stay local. Four or five cameras on motion typically fill 500 GB in 3 to 4 months.
Does it upload footage anywhere?
No. It runs on your PC and the recordings stay on your drive.
Set up somewhere else?
Shops and small retail
Schools and campuses
Or read how number plate recognition works
Try it on one camera first.
The free license is the complete program, including plate recognition, QR reading and access control. It does not expire.
Running several sites, or not sure which license covers your camera count? Ask us and we will tell you straight