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VayaNVR works with supported IP-camera streams. We check each camera model, firmware, stream format and network setup before confirming compatibility.

It can flag visible cash and possible deposit activity for review. It samples footage; it is not a transaction ledger, banknote counter or confirmation that money entered a safe. Speed and accuracy depend on camera placement, lighting and processing capacity.

Related events can be grouped into a shared timeline. Suggested associations and person-of-interest alerts require operator review. Biometric visitor features require a separately configured, authorised workflow and appropriate privacy controls.

The platform supports operator roles, audit records and retention settings. Your deployment must define its lawful purpose, notices, access permissions and retention policy. Biometric functions require additional assessment before activation.

These integrations are scoped separately. Controller compatibility, vendor SDKs or licences, media gateways and physical-device testing may be required. We confirm the supported configuration before including it in your proposal.

Camera capacity is sized for your installation, including server resources, stream quality, recording retention, AI workloads and simultaneous operators. We validate the proposed configuration against your requirements. Pricing and support are quoted for your chosen scope.

ANPR records candidate plate readings with camera, time and supporting imagery. Operators can search sightings and review vehicle-watchlist alerts across authorised cameras. This is camera-based sighting history, not continuous GPS tracking or proof of a driver’s identity. Plate readability and accuracy must be validated on the actual lanes, including day, night, speed, angle and local plate formats. A plate alert does not automatically open a barrier.

External-event APIs provide a foundation for separately scoped integrations with fleet, parking, access-control, alarm and command-centre systems. A connection to the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) or another authority requires an agreed use case, authorised data access, an available interface and end-to-end testing. No live RTMC connection, official affiliation, vehicle-owner lookup or enforcement integration is included by default. We confirm the supported interfaces, approvals and any vendor licences before quoting the integration.

A transport-hub deployment combines camera coverage, live video walls, recordings, incident review and configured terminal workflows. Bus and taxi operations can use bay, arrival, departure and dwell-time records; rail sites can use surveillance of stations, platforms and access areas. Crowd thresholds, unattended-item events, public-address systems and gate hardware need separately configured inputs or adapters and site acceptance testing. Camera analytics do not replace trained staff or certified transport safety systems.