Remote surveillance software SMB Operations

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Product overview

Banalytics unifies mixed-brand cameras across multiple business locations into a single browser-based dashboard. It connects to existing IP, ONVIF, RTSP, and USB cameras without hardware replacement or re-cabling, showing live feeds, event history, and system status for all sites in one view. Worth knowing upfront: what you're looking at is actually one product, presented three ways depending on which part of it matters most to you day to day:

• SMB Multi-site monitoring: every camera, every site, any brand, in one dashboard, with motion alerts straight to Telegram.
• SMB Multi-site dashboard: the map-and-tile view of the same system, showing every site's status at a glance and letting you drill into any camera from one browser tab.
• SMB Multi-site fleet & access management: the admin layer, covering who can see which site, an audit log of activity, and the ability to add or remove locations without juggling separate logins.

You get all three, no matter which one caught your eye first, since it's the same platform underneath.

Problem this solves

• SMB Multi-site monitoring. Growing SMBs accumulate cameras and access points site by site, often from different brands, with separate apps, logins, and billing, so no single person can see the whole business at once.
• SMB Multi-site dashboard. Multi-site SMB operators can't see their whole business at once, since checking every location means switching between separate apps and logins.
• SMB Multi-site fleet & access management. Multi-site SMBs need centralized administration: who can see which site's cameras, where alerts go, and adding or removing locations. Most VMS tools, however, manage this per-install, not across a whole business account.

How it works

• SMB Multi-site monitoring. Install Banalytics on a PC per site → connect cameras (auto-discovery, any brand) → configure recording/detection/alerts per camera → monitor from one dashboard, with Telegram alerts on events.
• SMB Multi-site dashboard. Cameras/sensors per site stream into Banalytics → dashboard renders live-feed tiles plus a site map (Mapbox/OSM) with color-coded status markers → drill into any site or camera from one view.
• SMB Multi-site fleet & access management. Sites and cameras register under one Banalytics account → an admin assigns per-site or per-user access rules → configuration is managed centrally across every location → an audit log tracks access and changes.

Architecture example
SMB Multi-site monitoring
Location A: 3 cameras · Hikvision · ONVIF · NVR on site
Location B: 5 cameras · Dahua · Reolink · RTSP streams
Location C: 2 cameras · Axis · ONVIF · local storage
All locations → Banalytics Dashboard · one browser view · all sites · all cameras

SMB Multi-site dashboard
Location A: 3 cameras · Hikvision · ONVIF · green map pin (online)
Location B: 5 cameras · Dahua/Reolink · RTSP · green map pin (online)
Location C: 2 cameras · Axis · ONVIF · red map pin (offline/alert)
All locations → Banalytics Dashboard · map view with status pins · one browser view · all sites

SMB Multi-site fleet & access management
Location A, staff access: manager only → Banalytics Admin Console
Location B, staff access: manager + shift supervisor → Banalytics Admin Console
All locations → Banalytics Dashboard · centralized user/access management · audit log

Who this is for

• Retail & shops: monitor entrances, tills, and stockrooms across multiple locations; review incidents remotely.
• Restaurants & hotels: observe kitchen, front-of-house, guest, and back-office areas across venues from one view.
• Buildings & commercial premises: cover common areas, factory floors, and site perimeters; get motion alerts at unusual hours.
• Educational establishments & healthcare facilities: aggregate cameras across campuses or sites, with role-based access for staff.
• Warehouses & logistics: cover loading bays, yard access and storage areas; get motion alerts at unusual hours.
• Multi-branch offices: aggregate cameras from offices and meeting rooms, with role-based access for managers and staff.

Key features

• Mixed-brand aggregation: connect cameras from any brand supporting IP, ONVIF, RTSP, or USB; no hardware swap required.
• Network device discovery/auto camera detection.
• Live multi-camera tile view; unlimited sites on one dashboard; map view with site-status pins; drill-down per site/camera; color-coded health/alert status.
• Interactive alerts: acknowledge, escalate, or jump to live view directly from a notification, without opening the full dashboard.
• Incident-review timeline: fast, scrubber-optimized playback for reviewing footage around an event, without scrubbing through hours of footage manually.
• Telegram alerts with video clip.
• Local recording: footage remains at each site; no per-camera cloud subscription required.
• No vendor lock-in: add, replace, or expand camera fleet without migrating to a single vendor's cloud.
• Remote archive access via browser when needed.
• Centralized user/access management across sites; per-site independent configuration; audit log of access and changes; add/remove sites without new logins; brand-agnostic camera fleet view.

Technical specifications

• Supported protocols: ONVIF, RTSP, IP camera streams, USB.
• Deployment: works with or without existing on-site NVRs, local storage, and camera streams; no mandatory cloud migration.
• Alerts: Telegram notifications with video clip and contextual metadata (location, camera, timestamp).
• Privacy model: one login and one access-control layer across every site and camera brand.
• Operator UX: browser-native dashboard designed for non-technical users; no dedicated IT required for day-to-day monitoring.
• Scalability: supports multiple locations and mixed camera brands in a single aggregated view.

Way of work
Phase 0: Technical demo (optional, free). A short walkthrough if the prospect wants one before self-serving.
Phase 1: PoC (always free, real devices). Install on one site with real cameras; this is the free Community Edition, with no custom engineering.
Phase 2: Pilot. Roll out to additional sites. Commercial only if paid modules are activated, a scoped rollout-assistance engagement is purchased, or a custom device/3rd-party software integration is required.
Phase 3: Production. Ongoing use; paid only for the activated modules and engineering support if requested.