5 Key Benefits of Commercial Security Systems

1. Remote Cameras

One of the most important features for a small business owner is to be able to remotely access their security system and cameras.

This enables you to keep an eye on your premises from wherever you are, so long as there is an internet connection available.

You can see live footage of what is happening inside and outside of your building, which will allow for better loss prevention control.

You can also use this feature in real-time if there is an emergency or crime occurring at your premises.

The camera footage will help law enforcement see exactly what happened during an incident, which allows them to act accordingly and apprehend perpetrators more quickly than ever before.

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Video analytics is a software feature that can enhance your video surveillance system.

Video analytics uses computer algorithms to detect the motion of objects in the camera's view, then alerts you when detected.

Video analytics can be used to:

• detect motion, and alert you if it happens
• detect specific objects, such as guns or large bags, and alert you if they appear in the frame (known as object detection)
• detect specific people by comparing faces against a database of known offenders (known as person detection)

Remote access is a way for small business owners to monitor their business from anywhere. You can see what is going on in your office, even if you are not physically there.

This can be especially useful for entrepreneurs who travel often or have extended vacations, allowing them to check on the status of their employees and make sure everything is running smoothly while they're out of town.



Access control systems are the backbone of any security system.

They allow you to control access to secure areas and keep track of who is in your building, which can be useful for a variety of purposes, including:

• Time and Attendance: Access control systems are often tied into time and attendance systems, which log when employees arrive at work and leave for lunch or other breaks. This helps managers ensure that all employees are working as many hours as they should be.
  
  
• Access Control: An access control system will enable you to designate certain areas as “off limits” or “restricted” based on who is being allowed in them. For example, if you have an office where sensitive documents are stored, you may have access-controlled doors leading into this room so only certain people can come in (and others cannot).

Remote alarm monitoring is a feature that can be added to your small business security system.

It's ideal for businesses where you have limited staff or need to monitor a large building remotely since it notifies you and the authorities of alarm activity.

This can take place in real time via text message or email, or it may be stored in a recording system until you check in on it later.

Small businesses with remote alarm monitoring will also have access to video cameras that can be used to verify alarm activations by reviewing the footage before contacting authorities.

This is important because it can help to reduce false alarms, which are costly and time-consuming!