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Every site on one screen, instead of one app per location

Multi-site CCTV monitoring usually arrives by accident. Each location buys its own recorder from whichever local vendor turned up, and by the fourth site head office is holding four apps, four passwords and no way to answer a simple question across all of them. PGAK presents every location in a single view with alerts routed to the person who actually runs each site, so the estate behaves like one system rather than four unrelated ones that happen to share a logo.

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One view
every location, grouped by site
Per-site alerts
routed to whoever runs that location
Mixed brands
recorders do not have to match
Per-person access
revocable in one place

Sound familiar?

Four locations, four DVR brands, four apps, four passwords held by four people.
Head office cannot see a branch without phoning someone to read out a login.
An alert from the Jaipur godown goes to a group chat and everyone assumes someone else is handling it.
When a manager leaves, nobody is certain what they still have access to.

What changes when the estate is treated as one system

The gain is not a prettier dashboard. It is that questions spanning sites become answerable at all.

One view, many locations

Cameras from every site in a single wall, grouped by location, without logging into each recorder in turn. A regional manager sees their sites; head office sees all of them.

Alerts routed per site

A boundary alert at one plant reaches the person responsible for that plant, not a group of forty. Routing is the part that turns notifications into responses.

The same rules everywhere

After-hours detection on the dispatch bay means the same thing at every location, rather than depending on which vendor configured which recorder and what they happened to switch on.

Access you can actually revoke

Per-person access granted per site, removable in one place when someone leaves — instead of a shared DVR password that has been circulating since 2022.

Mixed hardware, which is what every real estate looks like

Nobody standardises across sites on purpose; it happens over years and acquisitions.

Brand does not have to match

Sites are connected by consuming the streams each existing recorder already produces, so a Hikvision DVR at one location and a different NVR at another can sit in the same view.

Each site keeps detecting on its own

An edge device per location means a site continues detecting and alerting even if its link to head office is down. The estate does not depend on one central connection staying up.

Connections that survive Indian networks

Sites on consumer broadband, including IPv6-only connections that defeat a lot of standard remote-access setups, are handled at the network layer rather than by asking you to buy static IPs.

Adding a site is configuration, not a project

New locations join the same view without rebuilding anything, which matters most for businesses opening branches faster than they can standardise hardware.

Scale and what is honest about it

PGAK runs live camera walls at estate scale — accounts in the region of ninety-plus cameras across locations — and the practical limit is rarely the software. It is the upstream bandwidth at each site and, more often, the site recorder itself: many DVRs and NVRs will only serve a handful of simultaneous streams before they start refusing connections, which is a hardware constraint no platform can argue its way around. Honest scoping checks the recorder's session limits during the survey, because that is the ceiling that determines how many feeds a site can actually present at once.

Attendance and reporting across locations

Once sites are on one system the same logic extends past security. Attendance across locations becomes a single roll rather than a spreadsheet per branch, which matters for organisations moving staff between sites or running contractors across several. Gate and vehicle records become searchable across the estate rather than per notebook.

multi-site CCTV monitoring — common questions

What is multi-site CCTV monitoring?

Managing CCTV across several locations as one system — a single view of all cameras, consistent detection rules, alerts routed per site and access controlled centrally — instead of a separate recorder, app and password for every branch.

Do all our sites need the same cameras and recorders?

No. Sites are connected by consuming the streams each existing recorder already produces, so mixed brands and generations across locations are normal and expected. Standardising hardware first would be the expensive way to solve a software problem.

How many cameras can be shown at once?

The software handles estates in the ninety-plus camera range across sites. The practical limit is usually the site recorder rather than the platform — many DVRs and NVRs refuse connections past a handful of simultaneous streams, which is checked during the survey because it sets the real ceiling.

What happens if one site loses internet?

That site keeps detecting and alerting locally, because each location runs its own edge device. Its feeds drop out of the central view until the link returns, and history syncs afterwards. One site's outage does not affect the others.

Can regional managers see only their own locations?

Yes. Access is granted per person per site, so a branch manager sees their branch, a regional head sees their region, and head office sees everything — and access can be removed centrally when someone changes role or leaves.

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PGAK Innovations Pvt. Ltd. is incorporated in Punjab, engineers its own AI layer, and runs the free camera audit itself — the people who answer the phone are the people who built the product. About the company →

Founded: 2023, Ludhiana
Registered office: BK Towers, 2480/2, Gill Rd, Ludhiana 141003
CIN: U62013PB2023PTC058631
Leadership: Aditya Mittal · Puneet Garg · Ankur Kaplesh
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