AIPO module

AIPO DVNP

Video ingestion, routing and delivery

AIPO DVNP brings video and related events into a controlled operational workflow and delivers the relevant stream or evidence to authorised users.

AIPO DVNP existing module identity
What it does

Operational capability without another disconnected tool.

AIPO DVNP brings video and related events into a controlled operational workflow and delivers the relevant stream or evidence to authorised users.

  • Receive compatible live or recorded video from cameras, recorders, VMS platforms and connected services.
  • Associate video with vehicles, identifiers, events, locations, bookings or alerts.
  • Route the appropriate video or evidence to the authorised user or operational process.
  • Reduce the need for users to search across multiple systems to understand one event.
  • Support integration with ANPR, analytics, alarms, AMS events and wider AIPO workflows.
Typical outcomes

Configured around the operation.

Features and integrations depend on the deployment, available data and agreed requirements.

Video in context

Link footage to the event, identifier, location or decision it supports.

Role-based delivery

Provide users with the video relevant to their role and task.

Event workflows

Use video as part of alert, verification, exception and evidence processes.

Platform integration

Connect cameras and video systems with AIPO Core and external applications.

Operational speed

Reduce manual searching and switching between disconnected interfaces.

Scalable infrastructure

Coordinate software with appropriate server, storage and network design.

Part of the wider platform

Connect AIPO DVNP to the modules and systems around it.

AIPO Core allows the module to share identity, rules, events and evidence with other AIPO capabilities and third-party systems. COMPaaS can also develop the middleware or application needed where an existing interface does not exist.

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See AIPO DVNP against a real workflow.

We can demonstrate the module in context and identify any integration, configuration or bespoke development required.

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