Watchlist matching
Real-time face matching against customer-controlled watchlists for persons of interest, banned individuals, VIPs, or registered visitors.
Customer-owned watchlist matching, on-premise capable, NDPR and POPIA-aligned. Built specifically for African security operations where governance is not optional.
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Real-time face matching against customer-controlled watchlists for persons of interest, banned individuals, VIPs, or registered visitors.
Flag an unrecognised face on a secure or after-hours camera, or anyone not on an authorised list in a restricted area. Access control
Every recognition is logged with a snapshot — search by name, result type, camera and date, and enrol an unknown sighting in one click. Investigations
All face matching can run on local hardware. Biometric templates never need to leave your network.
Custom role-based access, per-action audit logs and two-factor authentication. Governance
Works with IP, NVR, hybrid camera estates. ONVIF, RTSP, and major vendor APIs supported. No camera replacement.
Real-time alert when previously caught or banned individuals re-enter the property.
Match suspects of interest entering branch lobbies or ATM areas, with discreet routing to security.
Recognise loyalty-tier and VIP guests on arrival; route service signals to concierge.
Search the recognition log for sightings of an enrolled patient across hospital cameras when a wandering incident is reported.
Only authorised staff pass silently on server-room or executive-floor cameras; anyone else raises a critical alert.
Barred individuals are recognised at gates and common areas, and the gatehouse is alerted immediately.
Top-tier face matching models score above 99% on NIST FRVT in laboratory conditions. Production accuracy is governed by camera placement, lighting, and enrolment quality. Free pre-deployment placement assessments are part of the engagement.
Yes. On-premise and hybrid deployment, customer-owned watchlists, audit logging, role-based access and two-factor authentication are standard. Customers retain full data sovereignty.
No. Sorveo's facial recognition is bounded 1:N matching against watchlists the customer creates and maintains. There is no general-population database.
Yes. All face matching can run on local hardware at the customer site. Biometric templates do not need to leave the customer network.
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A discovery call about your watchlist needs. NDPR-aligned. On-premise capable. Deployments available across Africa.