ACS, PSIM, SIEM, S3 archive, SDKs, webhooks, and IoT MQTT. Visylix fits into your existing security stack instead of replacing it.
Talk to Integration EngineersFrom access control to cold archive to SIEM correlation, Visylix plugs into the systems your security and IT teams already run.
Ingest access-control events from your existing panels and automatically correlate each door event with the footage from the mapped cameras for a unified incident timeline. Opt in to badge-to-body tailgating: Visylix compares how many people crossed a door with how many badges were presented and alerts only when more people entered than credentials.
Forward Visylix incidents to your command-and-control platform, shaped for each vendor, with a severity threshold so only what matters is escalated.
Stream security events to your SIEM two ways: always-on structured event logging any collector can ingest, plus an optional direct push shaped for the destination.
Automatic tiering from hot local storage to S3-compatible cold archives. Metadata search stays instant, content pulls on demand.
200+ REST API endpoints with auto-generated Python and TypeScript SDKs. Fully-typed request and response models.
HMAC-signed outbound webhooks for any event. Native MQTT broker for IoT sensor fusion and SCADA integration.
If your ACS, PSIM, SIEM, or line-of-business platform isn't listed, the 200+ REST API and HMAC-signed webhooks can connect Visylix to anything. Talk to our integration engineers.
Native ACS integrations for HID, Lenel (S2, OnGuard, and Prism), AMAG Symmetry, Brivo, Genea, and Bosch. Door events correlate with camera video and face recognition so badge reads, door holds, and forced-door alarms appear on the same timeline as the corresponding video. Bi-directional triggers enable unlock-on-face-match and display-video-on-badge-read workflows.
Opt in to badge-to-body tailgating correlation and Visylix compares how many people crossed a door with how many badges were presented at that door, alerting only when more people entered than credentials, which is the true tailgating (piggyback) signal. It reuses the door-to-camera mapping from the access-control integration and supports HID, Lenel S2, AMAG, Brivo, Genea, and Bosch. Without an access-control system, Visylix still performs group-crossing tailgating detection from video alone. The correlation runs on-premise.
Yes. Outbound PSIM bridges push video and detections to Bosch BIS, Genetec Security Center, and any PSIM that accepts CAP (Common Alerting Protocol), JSON, or syslog events. Each event carries a deep-link back to the Visylix forensic view so operators can click through to the video without leaving the PSIM.
Visylix streams alerts, detections, and audit events to Splunk (including HEC), Elastic, Datadog, and QRadar via syslog or HTTPS webhook. Every event carries structured fields (camera, zone, AI model, confidence, severity, user, timestamp, source IP) for correlation rules and SOC playbooks.
Yes. Enterprise tiers include automatic archive tiering to AWS S3, Cloudflare R2, Wasabi, and Backblaze B2. Recordings age from hot local storage to warm and cold archive tiers based on configurable policies (age, camera, event type). Archived footage remains instantly searchable via metadata and can be pulled back on-demand.
Yes. Pro tier and above include official Python and TypeScript SDKs auto-generated from the OpenAPI spec. Both cover the full 200+ REST API: live stream control, recording management, AI detection queries, camera provisioning, RBAC operations, webhook subscriptions. All types, request shapes, and response shapes are strongly typed.
Bearer token (JWT) for interactive sessions, scoped API keys for automation, and HMAC-signed webhooks for outbound events. All tokens and keys are scopable to RBAC roles and revokable at any time. Webhook receivers can verify the HMAC signature to ensure the event is authentic and un-tampered.