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The Dispatch Protocol

From a shadow on camera to a police unit en route — in about 30 seconds.

Here's exactly what happens behind the scenes when your site is being monitored, from the moment a camera flags movement to the moment authorities arrive.

1

Your cameras stream live to our Operations Center

Existing IP cameras (or a compatible system we help you set up) connect securely to our monitoring platform in Mississauga. Feeds are live around the clock, not stored-and-forgotten footage.

2

Motion and analytics flag activity

Smart analytics highlight movement inside defined zones — a gate, a fence line, a loading dock — and surface it instantly to an on-duty operator.

3

A human operator verifies the threat

This is the step most alarm companies skip. A trained operator looks at the live feed and makes the call: is this a genuine intrusion, or a raccoon, a delivery, a shadow?

4

Confirmed threats are dispatched immediately

Once verified, the operator contacts local police directly, providing live video and a precise location — the same information a 911 caller would give, without the delay.

5

You get a full incident report

Every confirmed event comes with timestamps, video clips and a written summary, useful for insurance, property management and your own records.

6

Coverage continues, uninterrupted

Monitoring resumes immediately — there's no manual reset, no gap in coverage waiting on someone to review the aftermath.

Why human verification changes everything

Motion-based alarm systems generate a huge volume of false alerts — wind, animals, weather, passing headlights. Every false alarm that reaches police risks fines and, worse, trains dispatchers to deprioritize your account.

Because our operators visually confirm every threat before calling it in, local police departments treat our dispatch calls as high-confidence — which means faster, more serious response.

What counts as a "verified threat"?

  • A person scaling, cutting or forcing entry through a perimeter
  • Unauthorized vehicles on-site during closed hours
  • Active removal of equipment, materials or inventory
  • Forced entry at a storefront, loading dock or gate
  • Any activity your specific site protocol flags as high-risk

See it work on your own cameras.

Request a free site assessment and we'll walk through exactly how the protocol applies to your property.

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