PGAK

Office security

AI CCTV for offices — quiet during the day, wide awake at night

AI CCTV for offices has to solve two different problems at once: during working hours it should be invisible, and after hours it should be uncompromising. PGAK does both on your existing business CCTV — logging who came through reception, flagging tailgating at secured doors, and alerting instantly if anyone is moving through the floor at 2am.

  • 0

    Punch machines or access cards required

  • < 3s

    After-hours intrusion alert latency

  • On-site

    Video processing — nothing sent to a cloud

Sound familiar?

  • Reception logs visitors on paper nobody ever reads back.
  • Secured doors get held open — one badge, three people through.
  • Laptops and equipment go missing over long weekends.
  • Attendance is a spreadsheet fed by an unreliable punch machine.

During office hours: attendance and access, automatically

The cameras at your entrance already see everyone who arrives. PGAK turns that into a structured record — no queues at a biometric machine, no card to forget, nothing to touch.

Face-based attendance

Enrolled employees are logged on arrival and departure. Contractors and visitors show up as unknown faces with a snapshot, so the visitor book maintains itself.

Tailgating detection

When more people pass through a secured door than were authorised, that's flagged — the failure mode every access-control system has and few detect.

Restricted-room monitoring

Server rooms, HR filing, finance. Entry by anyone outside the approved list raises an alert with a clip.

After hours: the office becomes a perimeter

At a time you set, the same cameras switch behaviour. Any person detected on the floor, in the server room or at the entrance raises a real-time alert to whoever is on call, with the clip attached so they can judge before deciding to escalate.

Privacy that stands up to an employee's question

Video processing happens on an edge device on your premises, not in someone else's cloud. Face data is stored as a mathematical template rather than a photo library, and you control who in the organisation can view what. When staff ask what the system is doing with their face — and they will — there is a clear answer.

One system, several buildings

Multi-floor and multi-branch offices roll up into a single view, so a facilities manager sees all sites and a branch manager sees only their own.

AI CCTV for offices — common questions

Can AI CCTV replace our biometric attendance machine?

For most offices, yes. Face recognition at the entrance produces the same attendance record with no queue, no contact and nothing for staff to carry. Sites usually run both for a fortnight and then retire the machine.

Is face recognition legal for employee attendance in India?

Using it for attendance with employee notice and consent is standard practice, and PGAK is built to support that: processing stays on your premises, templates are stored instead of images, and access is role-controlled. We are not lawyers — check your own HR policy — but the technical controls you'd need are all in place.

Will it alert us every time the cleaning staff move at night?

No. Enrol them once and they're recognised as known people. You can also set schedules so expected activity in expected hours doesn't escalate.

Does it work across multiple branches?

Yes. Each site processes locally and reports into one dashboard, with role-based access so branch managers see their own site and head office sees everything.

See it working on your own cameras.

Book a free demo and watch PGAK turn one of your live feeds into intelligent protection — in about 20 minutes.