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About Visrax

Monitoring systems for the places where work happens.

Visrax is AI camera monitoring software that turns the cameras you already have into a monitoring system: real-time object detection, tracking, alerts with evidence, analytics and multi-site visibility.

Operations staff reviewing camera views at monitoring workstations. Illustrative object detections.
Illustrative monitoring environment

Why we exist

The cameras were never the problem.

Almost every factory, warehouse, office, store and campus already has cameras on the places that matter. They record continuously, and almost none of it is watched. When something goes wrong, someone scrolls through hours of footage to find the thirty seconds that count.

Visrax was built to close that gap. We treat cameras as sensors and a team’s attention as the scarce resource. The platform detects people, vehicles and equipment, applies the zones and schedules you define, raises alerts with the evidence already attached, and keeps a record of how each one was handled.

We work with the teams who run sites — safety, security, operations and facilities — and we measure ourselves on whether the alerts change what those teams do on a shift.

Detect what matters, keep the context, alert the right team, and learn from the pattern over time.

  1. 01

    Safety teams

    Exclusion zones, PPE checks, proximity alerts and visual smoke indicators, with incidents that stand up in a review.

  2. 02

    Security teams

    After-hours rules, perimeter zones, restricted-area entries and an auditable evidence trail.

  3. 03

    Operations and facilities

    Occupancy, queues, dock and gate throughput, camera health and site comparison across the estate.

How a deployment runs

From site walkthrough to rollout.

Every deployment follows the same five steps. Most teams are live on a pilot within weeks because nothing has to be installed on the cameras.

  1. 01

    Site walkthrough

    Walk the site together and agree which cameras and areas matter most.

  2. 02

    Pilot start

    Begin with a few high-value checks and confirm alerts reach the right people.

  3. 03

    Camera and area setup

    Set up cameras, monitored zones, alert rules, and who can access what.

  4. 04

    Team rollout

    Train the people who will receive alerts and review cases day to day.

  5. 05

    Improve over time

    Add more locations, refine rules, and adjust reports as operations change.

Trust and control

Your cameras, your data, your rules.

The platform is designed for organisations with real obligations around video: where it is processed, who can see it and how long it is kept.

  • Can run on your own premises
  • On-site deployment options
  • You choose how long footage is kept
  • Role-based access for each user
  • Secure connections
  • Controlled access to evidence
  • Full activity history
  • Separate access per organization
  • Permissions by site
Professional network security camera installed at a facility entrance.

Questions

About Visrax

The questions we are asked most often before a first conversation.

01What does Visrax actually sell?
A monitoring platform that connects to your existing IP cameras and adds detection, zone rules, alerts with evidence, incident workflow, analytics and multi-site views. It is delivered with a deployment and configuration service.
02Do we need to replace our cameras or VMS?
No. Visrax connects to standard camera streams and runs alongside your recording environment. Camera placement and image quality matter more than brand.
03Does Visrax identify people?
No. The system is configured around object classes, zones, schedules and behaviour. It flags situations — a person in an exclusion zone, a queue over a threshold — rather than recognising individuals.
04Where does our video go?
Deployment options include fully on-premises processing and storage. Retention is configurable, access is role-based and every view and change is logged.

Next step

Talk to us about your sites.

Tell us about your locations and what you need to catch. We will show you how Visrax is configured for an operation like yours.