For security companies

Cover more sites with the same team.

Your guards respond while our machines watch. Valanor runs the cameras, robots and drones on every site you cover, sorts what they see, and hands your team the calls that need a person.
Book a demoSee the console
The Valanor console with one incident open: a night frame from a patrol robot's back camera with a person and vehicles boxed, the spot on the satellite map, and the checks the frame went through.

What your operators work in: an incident from a patrol robot, with its frame, its place on the map and its checks. Real screens from a live site, names changed.

The margin

Sell coverage, not hours.

The hours a guard spends watching a quiet screen or walking an empty route are the hours that cost you the most.

  • 01Guards where a person is neededMachines take the quiet hours of watching, so your guards spend their shifts on the calls that need them.
  • 02Rounds without the empty milesRobots and drones walk the routine routes; your people take what the rounds find.
  • 03Proof for every clientEvery round, incident and response is on the record, ready for the client review.

In your operation

Built for the way your team already works.

Your operators, your guards, your clients. Valanor is the system underneath.

Your history, imported

Every site starts with its full record.

Valanor imports history from dispatch software, so a site starts knowing itself. For one retail site that meant 31,465 guard patrol visits, 424 calls for service and 3,115 dispatch events, each tied to a place and a time.

Valanor · Site record

Knowledge bank

Retail site · full history

Imported from dispatch

31,465

guard patrol visits in one site record

424

calls for service, each tied to its place

3,115

dispatch events on one timeline

Ask the record

  • Which entrance gets the most calls after midnight?
  • When did we last find the loading dock open?
  • What changed on this site since last month?

Every record has

  • A place on the site
  • A time, to the second
  • Who saw it and how
  • What was done next

Your operators

One incident, not thirty-six alerts.

Related alarms fold into one incident with every frame kept as evidence. Your operators decide, your guards go, and the record keeps both.

An incident in the Valanor console closed by an operator: people seen by a patrol robot on setup day, with the frame, the spot on the map, the checks, and a timeline ending in “Closed, dismissed: Setup team doing final inspection”.
A real incident, closed by an operator: people on site during setup, dismissed with the note “Setup team doing final inspection”. Real screens from a live site, names changed.

Your clients

Answers for every client review.

Ask what happened at a gate last week and get the answer with its sources. Reports come from the record, so they match what happened.

Valanor · Ask
What happened at the north gate last night?
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Camera 3 · 01:42Gate log · 01:40 to 01:46Patrol round · 03:10
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Works with what you have

Valanor runs above the hardware.

Keep the cameras you trust. Add robots or drones where they pay off. The record stays the same whatever the device.

What it connects

  • IP cameras and VMSFixed cameras and recorders
  • Access controlDoors, badges and gates
  • Ground robotsPatrols on a schedule
  • DronesFlights on a schedule or call
  • Camera trailersTowers for open ground
  • Dispatch softwareCalls, tours and history

VALANOR

One site record

What your team gets

  • Live wallEvery feed on one clock
  • IncidentsRelated alarms as one
  • PatrolsRounds planned and recorded
  • AskAnswers from the record
  • ReportsShift reports at handover

From live deployments

Working with operators of theme parks, pro sports venues, energy sites, and campuses across the US.

guard patrol visits in one site recordA security company, one retail site
31,465
calls for service, each tied to its placeThe same site
424
dispatch events on one timelineThe same site
3,115
robot observations on one recordAn energy facility, two patrol robots
639

Questions

Questions security companies ask.

Something else on your mind? Ask the team

  • Less time watching screens and walking empty rounds, more time on the calls that need a person. Guards get each alert with the evidence in hand, and their reports write themselves.