Real-time detection on the IP cameras you already own. Edge-processed, ERP-connected, live in twelve weeks.
Most facilities monitor what cameras show. They don't act on what cameras see. The gap costs more than people think.
Most facilities start with one of four. Each combines a few of the capabilities below and integrates into the system of record your team already uses.
Contactless attendance through facial recognition as employees enter or exit, validated against geo-fenced camera zones so check-ins only register where they should. Anti-spoofing prevents buddy punching. Events sync to NetSuite, SAP, or your HRMS for shift, leave, and overtime calculation.
Continuous monitoring of standard operating procedures across the floor. The system flags missing PPE, unsafe machine handling, restricted-zone entries while equipment is active, and skipped process steps. Per-operator compliance metrics surface in the dashboard. Events log into your QMS or SAP for audit and corrective action.
Pass and fail flagging on production lines. Flagged items route to operator review. The system tracks variance across runs so process drift surfaces before a batch is lost. Quality events log to SAP quality records or NetSuite.
Real-time detection of after-hours entry, tailgating, loitering, restricted-area access, and unauthorized movement near high-value assets. Alerts route to your security team in seconds. Events auto-create records in NetSuite security or SAP plant maintenance.
The building blocks behind every deployment above. Most facilities enable four to six. Configuration is per camera-zone, not per facility. The lobby and the dock typically need very different rule sets.
Count occupants, track movement across cameras, re-identify across non-overlapping fields of view.
Polygon geofencing per camera. Auto-alert on entry. Auto-ticket creation in ERPs.
Forklifts, pallets, packages, vehicles. Labeled, counted, tracked across zones.
Skeleton tracking for fall detection, ergonomics, and behavioral flags. Tuned for industrial environments.
Employee or visitor ID matching. Configurable retention. Disabled by default where regulated.
Hard-hat, hi-vis, gloves. Per-zone safety rules with configurable enforcement.
Pass and fail flagging on production lines. Run-level variance detection. Routes flagged items to operator review.
Heatmaps of dwell time and movement, plus floor-plan visualization so security and ops teams see events in spatial context.
The most-regulated CV capability we ship. Disabled by default in jurisdictions where it's restricted (Illinois BIPA, Texas, Washington). Templates are deletable on request. Every face viewed is audit-logged with role and timestamp. Available on request. Never on by default.
No new cameras. No cloud subscription. No minimum camera count, from a single feed to sixty-plus. A single 1U edge device in your existing rack, an afternoon of network configuration, and a quarter to roll out across the facility. Video never leaves the premises.
RTSP, ONVIF, PoE+, H.264/H.265. If your cameras output any of these, they speak Aqivon.
Scales from a single camera to 64+ per node. Add more nodes for multi-site deployments. Edge inference runs on NVIDIA Jetson-class GPU hardware, with lighter silicon available for low-camera-count sites.
~150ms detection latency. Eight detection models. Per-zone configuration via dashboard.
Detections stream to NetSuite, SAP, or any system that accepts a JSON POST.
A pilot proves the product works on your cameras. A deployment puts the system into the operations workflow. Here's what that looks like at the end of twelve weeks.
Unlike vendors that require new cameras, Aqivon runs on the IP cameras you already own.
Unlike cloud CV platforms, video never leaves your network.
Unlike generic CV, we ship with native NetSuite and SAP connectors. Detections become records in your ERP, not dashboards no one checks.
A camera event is only useful if it lands somewhere a human or system will act on it. Aqivon ships with native connectors for the two ERPs most customers run; everything else via webhook.
Quarterly audit prep that used to take 10 to 15 hours now takes about an hour.


There's no minimum camera count to start. The pilot uses two of your existing IP cameras pointed at the two zones that matter most in your operation, running the detection models we'd use in production. At the end of two weeks we share what we caught, what we missed, and what a full rollout would look like.
A rough number is fine.
Almost always yes.
Pilots usually start within two weeks of the call.
We'll be in touch within 4 hours, US business hours.
If your situation is urgent, email hello@aqivon.com directly.