For security to be successful, it is vital that you can access it from anywhere in the world at any time.
Thanks to a combination of cellphones, computers, Google, social media, and a myriad of other sources we are constantly bombarded with information. If we want to know something, we pull out our phones and search it. It takes a few seconds, and we can know almost anything we want to know—including word definitions, sport scores, prices on flights, movie times, random factoids, or any number of things.
When it comes to security, we believe you should have the same type of instant access. It is protecting your business and its assets. You should know what is going on. Security is important because of what it protects, and we believe that the more information you can access quickly, the better you can handle any threats or incidents.
That’s why we make it simple to login to your security from anywhere at any time. Here’s how we do it:
No internet, no power, no problem.
The main reason we can make your security readily available is because our units don’t rely on traditional power lines or internet connections. Instead, we use cell networks to connect your LVT Unit with the cloud.
This method allows you to login to your account, view livestream and past footage, and even manipulate the cameras from anywhere in the world. You don’t need special equipment to access your security. Instead, you can use any browser to login.
Mobile app
Our mobile app makes this process even easier from your phone. This past month we released a new version of our app which brings the capabilities of a full browser to a mobile format. Now you can use the app to see and manage alerts generated by your unit and view the health dashboard.
Quick deployment
Our cameras can be deployed in minutes. This is a huge advantage to your business because you don’t have to wait to see what’s going on. You don’t have to wait for installation while a security problem gets worse. Instead, our units take a few minutes to set up and can, almost instantly, start sending data.