We design, certify and ship production-grade plugins for Milestone XProtect and Genetec Security Center — bridging real-time AI telemetry, device drivers and automated workflows directly into the operator's existing console. No rebuilt stack. No bolt-on UI.
Everything we build is designed for thousand-camera deployments, HA failover and the SOC wall — not the demo. These are the technical primitives behind every plugin we ship.
Native event hooks into the VMS pipeline fire automated tasks the instant an analytic or alarm condition is met — sub-frame, no polling, no middleware tax.
Vector-indexed keyframes and structured metadata make every camera instantly queryable — by object, attribute, plate or plain language — across the entire archive.
Rules engines that filter by type, zone and cooldown, then dispatch clips, notifications and access actions to the right systems and people — automatically.
Outbox queues and on-prem fallback keep delivery guaranteed through network and service interruptions.
ONNX / CUDA pipelines deployable at the camera edge or server-side, sized to the deployment.
Every query, dispatch and config change is logged and exportable — built for compliance from day one.
Alongside bespoke engagements, we ship our own plugins — production software solving problems we kept seeing across deployments.
Operators spend 2–6 hours scrubbing timelines to find a 12-second clip. XPlug.Vision replaces that with a plain-English query — type what you're looking for, get the exact moment back.
"white SUV near Gate 3 between 2 and 4 PM yesterday" → timestamped, thumbnail-previewed results in seconds.
A background service describes keyframes with a vision model and indexes them as vector embeddings — every camera always searchable.
Clicking a result jumps Security Desk straight to that moment in the archive. No external UI, no new workflow.
Security teams miss critical alarms buried in a VMS interface few people have open. XPlug.SmartNotifier intercepts every alarm the instant it fires, attaches a camera snapshot, and routes it to the right people on the channels they already use — with escalation that guarantees someone responds.
WhatsApp, Telegram, Microsoft Teams, Slack, PagerDuty, and Email. Each recipient group picks its own channel; a single alarm notifies them all in parallel with a camera snapshot attached.
If the primary group doesn't acknowledge within your timeout, the alarm climbs to a supervisor, then a director. The ladder stops the moment someone responds — and every step is logged.
Recipients tap an inline button in WhatsApp, Telegram, Teams, or Slack. No portal to open, no VMS client required — acknowledgement is instant, named, and timestamped.
Plugins drop into the VMS the operator already runs. Point it at your server, map your cameras, set your rules — the data flow is yours end to end.
From scope to signed release — native plugins architected for the MIP SDK, GSC SDK and partner frameworks.
Feasibility, architecture reviews and go-to-market strategy for vendors entering the VMS ecosystem.
Real-time inference plugins — LPR, intrusion, object analytics — deployable at the edge or server-side.
ONVIF, proprietary and specialty device bridges — cameras, sensors, access panels and IoT endpoints.
Long-term stewardship — version-tracking with every VMS release, hotfixes and SLA-backed support.
Port legacy plugins forward, modernize architectures and move customers between VMS generations safely.
We read the requirement, audit the target VMS and existing integrations, and map the real surface area of the work.
A written proposal: architecture, risk, dependencies, certification path and a milestone plan you can hand to procurement.
Two-week sprints, working builds from week one, weekly demos on real hardware. No surprises at handover.
Version tracking with every VMS release, SLA-backed support, and a named engineer who knows your deployment.
2024 · Analytics — automated plate capture and watchlist alerting across 400+ cameras.
2024 · Integration — unified door events and video into a single operator timeline.
2025 · AI Plugin — on-camera detection with on-prem failover and SIEM export.
2023 · Devices — one driver layer certified across four VMS platforms.
We hold the credentials, developer licences and vendor relationships to ship production software for every VMS on our list.
We don't do generalist app work. Plugin engineering is what we do — and have done since 2014.
Every engagement has a lead who stays with it — from discovery through years of ongoing support.
Everything we ship is designed for thousand-camera deployments, HA failover and the realities of 24/7 operation.
Working builds from week one. Weekly demos on real hardware. No surprises at handover — only a finished thing that runs.
We keep your plugin current with every VMS release, so your deployment never falls behind the platform beneath it.
They behaved like an extension of our engineering team — not a vendor on a statement of work. The plugin has run in production for three years without a hotfix.
Request a technical live demo or an NFR (Not-For-Resale) evaluation licence. We reply within two working days.
We'll read your requirement, respond within two working days with a short discovery call, and come back with a written proposal inside two weeks.