Video surveillance for offices
Entrance, reception, hallways, the server room and the document archive — all recorded and stored in a data center in Tashkent, not on a recorder at the security desk. Managers see the office from their phones; a dispute over a missing laptop or who was in an office in the evening is settled from the archive.
We connect the cameras you already have. An office with 6 cameras recording during working hours costs about 570 000 UZS per month with a 30-day archive, or about 400 000 with motion-triggered recording.
What cameras in an office actually do
Not total surveillance — specific zones and events
Who came in, when and with whom. A camera at the entrance and reception with a 30-day archive answers questions about couriers, visitors and outsiders.
Access to rooms with equipment and documents is recorded on motion. You see everyone who opened the door, and when.
A laptop, phone or wallet gone from an office — the archive of hallways and common areas shows who went in at that time.
Late arrivals, early departures, outsiders at workstations. A manager or HR checks from their phone without leaving their office.
Head office and branches in one interface. A branch manager sees only their own location, the director sees all of them.
Security sees entrances live without the archive, HR sees hallways, the director sees everything. Meeting rooms and private offices don’t have to be connected at all.
6 Full HD cameras (entrance, reception, hallway ×2, server room, parking), recording during working hours, 30-day archive
What MCVMS includes for an office
Recording to a Tier II+ data center in Tashkent, storage from 7 to 365 days.
Live and archive viewing — phone, tablet, computer.
Unlimited cameras and users; permissions by office, zone and camera.
Export a clip for an internal investigation or for the police.
Scheduled (working hours), motion-triggered or 24/7 recording — per camera.
Pay only for the storage you use; for legal entities — by invoice with closing documents (invoices and acceptance certificates).
IP cameras with RTSP; 2 MP or higher at the entrance so faces are recognizable.
At least 2 Mbps of internet per camera; 15 Mbps of upload for 6 cameras, ideally on a VLAN separate from work PCs.
A “Video surveillance in operation” sign and a clause in the internal workplace rules — standard practice.
Help setting up cameras and the network — free, via Telegram.
How to get started
How many cameras and which zones. We’ll advise where continuous recording is needed and where motion-triggered is enough.
We set up the streams and roles for the director, HR and security. Usually one day, no site visit.
All offices in one app: live video, archive by time, motion alerts at night.
Video surveillance for offices: FAQ
Video surveillance for your business
Leave a request — we’ll call you back within 30 minutes
We’ll pick a configuration, answer your questions and help with migration. During business hours we call right away; at night we message you on Telegram or call in the morning.