Your cameras already observe the people, objects, and conditions that shape daily operations. EyesOnIt helps turn that video into searchable information, focused alerts, and reviewed workflows, using supported camera and VMS infrastructure.
The most useful video analytics projects begin with a clear question: What does your team need to find, monitor, count, or act on?
Explore EyesOnIt Use Cases
EyesOnIt supports investigation, security, safety, traffic, and operational workflows through natural-language search, image similarity, configured visual detections, alerts, reporting, and integrations. Select a use case below to see how those capabilities can be applied to a practical objective. Click below to learn more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common use cases include searching recorded footage, locating a person across cameras, monitoring restricted areas, reviewing visible safety conditions, counting people or vehicles, analyzing detection activity, and triggering a notification or workflow after a configured visual event. The best use case depends on camera coverage, video quality, the decision being supported, and the acceptable review process.
Yes. A deployment can support multiple configured searches, monitoring objectives, alerts, and reporting workflows. Each camera or zone should have a clear purpose, and each workflow should be tested under representative conditions before broader rollout.
Start with a focused, high-value question that your current camera coverage can answer. Finding a person or vehicle in recorded footage, monitoring a defined region, or counting crossings at a known location are clearer starting points than a broad request to understand every activity in a scene.
Possibly. EyesOnIt can combine descriptions, supported object types, image similarity, regions, lines, counts, alerts, reporting, and integrations in different ways. Share the visual condition, camera environment, desired response, and success criteria so the team can assess fit without assuming unsupported functionality.
EyesOnIt can reduce the amount of video a person needs to review and can automate selected notifications or integrations. Human review remains valuable for consequential security, safety, identity, employment, or public-facing decisions and wherever organizational policy requires it.
