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What Pioneer does on a normal day.
Pioneer Security Systems runs on a small computer in your building. It turns the cameras and doors you already own into one place to see what needs attention, find the clip, and keep a record.
Alerts that mean something
Pioneer watches your camera feeds for people and motion and sends a text or email to the staff you choose. School rules reduce noise: after-hours, vestibule and bus loop settings keep the daytime hallway from lighting up your phone.
- Alerts go to the right people, not everyone
- Quiet during the school day where you want it
- Every alert has a clip waiting in the dashboard
Cases
When something happens, open a case. Attach the clip, the snapshot and the door event, add notes, and copy a plain summary to share with a principal or an administrator. The record stays on your system.
- Camera and door events in one folder
- Notes with times
- Nothing leaves your building unless you send it
Find
Search alerts, cases and door events by time, camera or keyword. Thumbnails help you spot the moment without scrubbing through hours of video.
- Minutes to a clip, not an afternoon
- One search across cameras and doors
Event clips and a short rolling buffer
Every alert gets an event clip, cut from a short rolling buffer on the box. Open the dashboard to review the clip and the picture. If you want weeks of video, we use your existing recorder or size extra storage at setup.
- Event clips saved for every alert
- A short rolling buffer on the box
Door events with video
If you have electronic access control, Pioneer brings door events in next to the cameras: held open, forced, or opened after hours. One click starts a case with the right camera attached.
- Works alongside your access system, which you keep
- Pioneer does not control your locks
A network that stays separate
Part of every install is separating the zones: students and guests, staff, cameras and doors, and management. The phones in a hallway cannot reach the camera network.
- Four zones in the standard design
- Cameras not reachable from the internet
- Checked and documented at setup
What's included
What is included, and what is planned.
This table is the plain version of where each piece stands today.
| Capability | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Connect IP cameras over ONVIF, live view | Built | Live view over ONVIF. |
| Alerts by text and email | Built | Sent to the staff you choose. |
| Cases and Find | Built | Clips, notes and door events in one place. |
| Event clips and a short rolling buffer | Built | A clip is saved for every alert, from a short rolling buffer on the box. |
| Review and rewind | Planned | Continuous recording so you can scrub any camera by date and time. For weeks of video today, we use your existing recorder or size storage at setup. |
| Person detection | Built | A person-detection engine plus motion rules. |
| Door events from an access system | Built | Works with your existing access system. |
| Exacq recorders | Through ONVIF | Connects through ONVIF, not a native integration. |
| Milestone and Genetec recorders | Planned | Use ONVIF cameras directly for now. |
| Network separation and hardening | Done at install | Configured by Pioneer using a written checklist. Pioneer tracks it and does not change your firewall by itself. |
| Lockdown, drill and fire-panel modes | Later phase | Needs district policy and fire authority approval. Never replaces your fire alarm. |
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