For warehouses and distribution
Docks, aisles and the yard gate, on one screen.
A Windows PC runs the cameras you already have, records on motion, emails you a snapshot when something moves after hours, and reads the codes and plates that move through the site.
Download free for Windows
One camera license, free forever. No card, no email.
The situation
A warehouse has three different camera problems at once: a yard gate where vehicles arrive, docks where goods change hands, and long aisles where nothing should be moving at 2am. Most software solves one of them and charges monthly for the privilege.
What VISEC does about it.
- Motion recording with zonesDraw the area that matters — a dock door, a gate, a bonded cage — so you are not storing an empty aisle all night.
- QR codes read off the streamCodes on pallets, trays or parcels can be read as they pass a fixed camera and logged with the time.
- Plates at the yard gateThe same program reads vehicle plates, so deliveries and collections carry a searchable record.
- Out-of-hours alertsAn email with a snapshot when motion happens in a zone that should be still.
What you need
The kit, plainly.
Whatever ONVIF cameras are already installed, and a Windows PC with room for recordings. Analog cameras connect through a video server, so older installations do not have to be replaced to be included.
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
Questions
Before you set it up.
How many cameras can one PC run?
Sites typically run 16 to 100 or more, up to around 200, depending on the PC, the resolution and how much recognition is switched on.
Can I watch it from somewhere else?
Yes. Remote viewing in a web browser or the VISEC client is part of the license, not a separate service.
Will it work with our old analog cameras?
Yes, through a video server. USB cameras also work, alongside 99% of ONVIF IP cameras.
How much disk do we need?
As a rough guide, 4 to 5 cameras recording on motion fill about 500 GB in 3 to 4 months. More cameras or higher resolution means more.
Other sites
Set up somewhere else?
Self-storage operators
Who came through the gate, and which corridor they walked down
Yards, depots and logistics gates
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