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Building a Better Video Management Workflow With Evidence Software and AI Analytics

Large camera networks create a significant video management challenge.

A facility may have dozens or hundreds of cameras continuously generating footage. When an incident occurs, manually reviewing all available recordings can take a significant amount of time.

This is where video evidence software can help.

A centralized video management platform can provide a structured workflow for storing, accessing, searching, and reviewing video footage.

Video Evidence Management

Modern video evidence management software can help organizations manage footage from multiple cameras and locations.

A typical workflow may include:

Camera captures video.
Video is stored within the configured infrastructure.
Users access footage through the VMS.
Relevant footage is searched or filtered.
Security teams review the evidence.
Relevant footage can be managed according to organizational policies.
Adding Video Analytics

The workflow becomes more powerful when combined with Video analytics tools.

AI analytics can process camera feeds and identify configured events or provide structured information.

Depending on the application, analytics can support:

People counting
Occupancy monitoring
Crowd monitoring
Intrusion detection
Safety monitoring
Activity detection

For example, an analytics system may generate an alert for activity in a restricted area. A security operator can then use the VMS to access the corresponding camera footage.

This creates a connection between real-time analytics and video evidence.

Platforms such as Enalytix use AI-powered video analytics for different security and operational applications.

When designing a VMS architecture, organizations should consider storage capacity, camera compatibility, network requirements, user permissions, data retention, cybersecurity, and scalability.

A video management system should not simply store footage. It should help organizations access the right information when they need it.

Combining video evidence management software with AI-powered analytics can therefore create a more efficient workflow for modern security and facility teams.

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