A first-of-its-kind technology, 911 Camera Sharing provides Emergency Contact Centers (ECCs) and 911 operators with live video footage in the event of an emergency.

Triggered by a 911 call, the live camera footage is streamed to the ECCs to deliver immediate ‘eyes on the scene,’ so 911 professionals can provide first responders with precise details in real time to accelerate response times. Click here to learn more.

911 Camera Sharing is available for alternative video management systems too.  Contact your ACC Account Executive to see if your alternative surveillance system is compatible.

Improve business operations with AI.  Eagle Eye Network’s intuitive analytics use artificial intelligence to detect trends and patterns, provide audit trails and compliance reporting, flag potential safety liabilities, and of course enhance video searching capabilities using real language A.I.

Set your security camera surveillance system to automatically “sweep” entire areas with 360-degree horizontal rotation and 90-degree vertical rotation.

This feature helps lower costs because it requires fewer security cameras to cover a larger space.

Video footage uploads automatically to the Eagle Eye cloud video management system (VMS).  Video surveillance footage is encrypted, cloned, and stored on three different servers in three different secure data centers.

Storage transfers occur after business hours to avoid hindering the speed of your network.

Uses A.I. technology to measure facial features in order to sort footage by faces or facial features.

Eagle Eye’s First Responder Real-Time Video Access feature providers police and first responders with a link to temporary download the app and access a customer’s VMS system to view camera footage while in transit during the emergency.

The access is temporary and first responders only have access to pre-determined cameras.

We offer scalable IP security camera equipment that can easily integrate with your office phone system, intercom system, video recorder, door access control system and even an existing surveillance camera system.

ACC’s Eagle Eye cloud-based video security camera system is compatible with both analog and IP security cameras, also known as a ‘hybrid camera system’.

Customers can receive HD/IP camera features (such as such as analytics and remote viewing) for their analog camera system by installing a CMVR or Bridge device.

Our hybrid camera system allows businesses to add IP cameras to an existing analog surveillance system without purchasing an entirely new system or upgrading cabling.

Intrusion alerts provide the ability to draw a virtual box around an object or building parameter.

If the virtual box is crossed or the area breached, the camera will snap a picture and send the alert and photo immediately to your email.

The Bridge provides 100% cloud based recording, storage, and management of your video surveillance camera system.

The Cloud Managed Video Recorder (CMVR) allows you to mix and match local and cloud recording and storage.  For example, let’s say you have 8 analog cameras and 2 IP cameras.  You could choose to store the 8 analog camera’s footage locally and the 2 IP camera’s footage in the cloud, or vice versa.

Our Bridge and CMVR support analog and IP cameras and include remote viewing, motion detection, and cloud-based management.

Click here to view our NVR, CMVR, & Bridge comparison chart.

If you are interest in direct-to-cloud solution with no onsite hardware other than cameras, then Eagle Eye Camera Direct may be the solution for you!

Eagle Eye Camera Direct is a direct-to-cloud surveillance solution that connects businesses to the full-featured Eagle Eye Cloud VMS (Video Management System) without the need for additional onsite hardware. This simple, affordable solution is ideal for businesses with multiple locations requiring only a few cameras at each location.

Contact ACC Telecom for more information.

Our Cloud Managed Video Recorder (CMVR) and Bridge provide greater security when compared to a Network Video Recorder (NVR) because we do not need to open ports on your firewall as we do with NVR systems.

Opening ports on your firewall is a huge security risk that can expose your business to viruses, malware, trojans, ransomware, and additional fraudulent activity.

In addition, our Bridge and CMVR equipment essentially create its own VLAN to the cloud, so we are taking the cameras off of your corporate network while encrypting all video footage.

Yes!  Eagle Eye Networks is the leading open platform in the surveillance market today.

Integrate your video surveillance with other mission-critical business applications such as, access control, point-of-sale, gun detection, health monitoring, smart parking, speakers, AI & analytics, and so much more.

Eagle Eye’s RESTful API is designed for unlimited customization and secure integrations, and technology partners are adding new capabilities everyday.

Eagle Eye Network’s cloud video surveillance system provides triple redundancy, so you can have complete peace of mind knowing that your video footage is safe, secure, and accessible when you need to view it.

Eagle Eye encrypts all cloud video recordings, then clones the encrypted footage and stores it on three (3) different servers in three (3) different secure data centers.

Yes, our Cloud Management Video Recorder (CMVR) offers local storage, and if you choose, cloud storage as well.  Our CMVR also provides centralized management, remote viewing, encrypted video, and advanced security.

Eagle Eye Network’s revolutionary 911 Camera Sharing feature provides 911 operators instant ‘eyes on scene’ by sending live video footage to the emergency call centers (ECCs) during an emergency.

Companies will predetermine which cameras to share with Emergency Call Centers (ECCs), and the camera sharing feature is triggered by a 911 call, which instantly plots the GPS location on a map and populates the designated camera’s footage on the 911 operator’s screen, along with the caller’s location.  This enables the ECC’s 911 professionals to instantly view footage from the cameras at or near the emergency scene.

Cameras are only shared until the emergency is resolved.  No account information is shared, and no access is permitted to the video management system (VMS).  Click here to learn more.