Standard CCTV compared with XVision
Connect Cameras. Add Intelligence.
Existing CCTV is valuable infrastructure. XVision connects suitable cameras into the Command location workflow, then adds Scout, EagleEye or Outpost only where visibility or operational capability is missing.
The XVision difference
One location. Every source connected.
Use what you have
Do not replace cameras that already provide useful visibility. Connect them to the location record, then deploy XVision where teams need automated findings, multimodal context or operational response.
Command is the location-centric software layer. It brings together existing CCTV, uploaded video, connected vehicle data and third-party transport data with Scout, EagleEye and Outpost. Come back to the location to see what happened, what changed and whether it worked.
Where XVision adds capability
01 / CONNECT
Use the infrastructure already there.
Bring suitable CCTV and uploaded video into investigations, incidents, evidence and location history in Command.
02 / UNDERSTAND
Add observation where needed.
Deploy Scout where coverage is missing or a location needs temporary, seasonal or continuing multimodal observation.
03 / ACT
Add operations where needed.
Use EagleEye for permanent edge decisions and infrastructure inputs, or Outpost for temporary operational response.
Buying guide
Compare the best-fit approach.
CCTV remains useful for live awareness and post-event review. XVision lowers the adoption barrier by using suitable existing video in Command and adding structured observations or edge operations only where the use case requires them.
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Directional buying guide based on publicly described capabilities and common deployment patterns. Confirm coverage, integrations, accuracy, retention and service levels for your requirements.
Existing-video planning session
Use the cameras you have.
Bring one CCTV location and the question it needs to answer. Leave with a plan to connect useful video and fill only the genuine visibility gaps.