Security & Monitoring
CCTV & Video Surveillance
Effective CCTV is about far more than choosing a camera. Power, connectivity, storage, retention policies, remote access, network performance, and ongoing support all
play an important role in the overall success of a surveillance system
Whether you require indoor, outdoor, turret, bullet, dome, PTZ, ANPR, or specialist surveillance cameras, we can provide and deploy the right solution as part of a wider
technology project. Equally, if you have already selected a preferred camera platform, we can incorporate it into the overall design.
By integrating CCTV into the wider network architecture, organisations benefit from a single delivery team, a single support model, and confidence that the surveillance
platform has been designed to operate seamlessly alongside the rest of the technology estate.
Access Control & Door Locks
Modern access control systems help organisations manage how people move throughout a property, providing greater security, operational control, and flexibility than
traditional lock-and-key approaches.
Whilst often associated with guest room access, modern platforms can support a wide range of applications including staff-only areas, plant rooms, offices, leisure facilities,
meeting spaces, vehicle barriers, and other restricted environments. Access permissions can be tailored to individual users, groups, roles, locations, or times of day, ensuring
that the right people have access to the right places at the right time.
Increasingly, access control is also becoming an important part of the guest experience. Mobile credentials, digital room keys, self-check-in workflows, and contactless access
solutions allow guests to move through a property with minimal friction whilst helping operators reduce administrative overheads and streamline operations.
For some properties, this means simply replacing physical keys. For others, it enables entirely digital guest journeys, allowing guests to check in, receive their room credentials,
access their accommodation, and use on-site facilities without ever needing to visit reception.
In addition to removing the operational overhead associated with issuing, managing, and recovering physical keys, digital access solutions can significantly reduce friction for
guests, providing a faster, more convenient arrival experience from the moment they arrive on site.
Asset Tracking
Large hospitality environments contain hundreds, and often thousands, of assets that support day-to-day operations. From housekeeping trolleys and maintenance equipment to luggage carts, pool
assets, portable equipment, and guest amenities, a surprising amount of time can be spent simply locating the things required to do the job.
Viewed in isolation, a few minutes spent searching for an item may seem insignificant. However, when multiplied across multiple departments, shifts, properties, and operating teams, these small
delays quickly become a meaningful operational cost. More importantly, whilst staff are searching for equipment, they are not serving guests, resolving issues, maintaining facilities, or carrying out
the activities that genuinely add value.
In smaller properties, this may be a minor inconvenience. Across large hotels, resorts, holiday parks, and multi-building estates, it can quickly become an operational challenge that impacts
productivity, response times, and ultimately the guest experience.
Connected OneView was developed specifically to help hospitality operators better understand what is happening across their environment. From asset tracking and equipment location through to
environmental monitoring and operational alerts, the platform brings together information that would otherwise remain siloed, helping teams respond more quickly and make better-informed
decisions
IoT & Smart Monitoring
The same technologies that help locate assets can also provide valuable insight into the environments in which hospitality businesses operate. Temperature, humidity, water leaks, occupancy
levels, energy consumption, and countless other operational variables can be monitored continuously and reported back through a single platform
Rather than relying on manual inspections, reactive maintenance, or discovering issues after they have already impacted guests, smart monitoring solutions provide real-time visibility, helping
operators identify problems earlier and respond more effectively.
Rather than relying on manual inspections, reactive maintenance, or discovering issues after they have already impacted guests, smart monitoring solutions provide real-time visibility across the
environment. Early alerts can help teams identify and resolve problems before they escalate, reducing disruption, protecting assets, and improving operational efficiency. Detecting a leak before it
causes significant damage, identifying unusual equipment behaviour before it results in failure, or spotting environmental issues before they impact operations can significantly reduce both cost
and operational impact.
Through Connected OneView, these insights can be combined with wider operational systems and automated workflows to help operators respond more effectively. Integrations with property
management, maintenance, access control, and other operational platforms can trigger actions automatically based on changing conditions, helping reduce manual intervention whilst ensuring
environments remain safe, efficient, and ready for