Campuses
Across every building. Between every shift.
When one team covers academic buildings, offices, and shared grounds, context can get lost between systems. We’re designing Valanor to connect campus observations, incident history, and follow-up work across those boundaries.
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Many places. Context that travels.
From the entrance to the next shift, keep the location and the work together.
Entrances and access
Review a door alert alongside authorized camera observations and operator reports from the same area. Preserve uncertainty when records only suggest a connection.
Grounds and routes
Identify the walkways, parking areas, and service roads where supported patrol coverage could provide useful observations. Account for operating hours and incomplete coverage.
The next shift
Connect reported activity to the place it occurred and the work still open. Help an incoming team understand a finding without having to reconstruct it from separate logs.
From context to a considered response.
A conceptual workflow for evaluation. Source access, supported integrations, and product availability must be confirmed for your site.
Connect the places
Represent buildings, entrances, and shared grounds in a site model. Map each authorized source to the place and object it describes.
Review related activity
An operator could inspect earlier reports and nearby observations together. Proximity alone does not establish identity or involvement.
Keep the handover useful
The intended workflow carries the decision, reported outcome, and outstanding task forward, with permissions that reflect the team’s responsibilities.
Define the first
useful workflow.
- Which buildings and spaces belong in the initial scope?
- Where do access rules differ between teams or areas?
- What information must survive a shift change?