Kalytera Cloud 3.1: your floor plans become a live map

Kalytera Cloud 3.1 is live.

The site, on a map

Monitor has a Map: a site's floor plan with the state of every camera and every input and output, and each camera's open alarms, live. Open a camera from the plan and it plays in a floating window over it. Where site controls are enabled, arm and disarm the site and switch its outputs and speakers without leaving the map.

A camera on the plan can show where it looks: a cone that is blue while the camera is online, grey when it is offline and red while it has an open alarm.

Insights you can act on

Insights has five tabs, Overview, Alarms, Video, Storage and Sites, with one period for all of them: 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days. Overview has a Needs attention list, the tables export as CSV, and a camera's false alarms open in Alarms.

Every camera keeps its own seconds

Wherever an alarm has cameras, each camera now has its own Before and After, from 3 to 60 seconds, starting from your defaults. An analytics rule chooses its own evidence cameras.

For the alarm receiving center

• An alarm that the optional AI check filters now reaches the center as AI filtered (code BF, on by default; it can be turned off in Event codes). An account with a low-confidence threshold can also receive such an alarm as Low-confidence verified (code BA, off by default).
• Each account can have its own SP category, from SP1 to SP6, which sets its link test interval and its fault window.
• An alarm queued while the center does not answer is sent again once it answers, instead of being given up.

Arming from your own systems

Arming groups can be armed, disarmed and read by webhook. Each webhook has its own secret, shown once, and acts with its owner's arming permissions.

A calmer look

One accent blue, panels and buttons without outlines, fewer text sizes, and errors in their own red. The side rail has a single account button, with your account, the language, help and sign-out in its menu.

Also in 3.1

• A camera whose Bridge records on site shows what the site keeps and what is uploading. After a Bridge outage, the footage it uploads rebuilds the alarm clips that were left without video.
• The AI check has a Look after the alarm setting, so a check that lags a second no longer runs out of time.
• When an SPC panel refuses a command, it shows as refused at once.
• An evidence hold can keep the frames an alarm's AI check decided on.
• One thing to do if you use the API: an integration's AI check callbacks are now signed with a key from its credential, so a credential issued before 3.1 has to be rotated to receive them.

The full list is in the portal: open the account button and choose About Kalytera Cloud.

See what Kalytera Cloud does, or request a Cloud pilot on a few of your own cameras.