Can Sorveo work with our existing government CCTV cameras?
Yes. Sorveo adds AI to your existing IP cameras across sites and buildings through an on-site Sorveo edge appliance — cameras just need to expose a reachable video stream. There's no rip-and-replace, and each camera's AI profile is set and changed remotely.
Can Sorveo be deployed fully on-premise for data sovereignty?
Yes. Sorveo supports fully on-premise deployment, so all processing and footage stay within your network and jurisdiction, with encryption, role-based access and comprehensive audit logging.
How does Sorveo protect critical infrastructure?
Sorveo runs restricted-area, line-crossing and after-hours presence detection across power, water, transport and telecoms facilities and alerts your control room in seconds, including out of hours. Camera health is monitored continuously, and events at remote sites are stored and replayed if the connection drops.
Does Sorveo support watchlist and person-of-interest alerts?
Yes. Sorveo matches faces against your authorised watchlist and alerts the right team the moment a person of interest is detected across monitored sites, within your governance and compliance rules.
How does Sorveo support accountability and audit?
Every action in Sorveo is recorded in a searchable audit trail. Access is controlled through custom roles and two-factor authentication, each organisation is isolated, and vendor support is supervised and fully audited. Alert-response reports show acknowledgement rates and time-to-acknowledge by responder. More on security governance.
Can Sorveo help manage crowds at public events?
Not yet for crowd analytics. People counting, occupancy and crowd-density analytics are on Sorveo's near-term roadmap. Today Sorveo supports public events by alerting on watchlisted persons of interest, restricted-area entries and perimeter crossings, so responders know where to go.
Is Sorveo deployed in the public sector across Africa?
Yes. Sorveo supports government and public-sector organisations in Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya, Ghana, Rwanda and Egypt, with on-premise and hybrid deployment options for data-sovereignty needs.