PerimeterEye connects activity across your cameras into a clear, detailed account of what happened on your property.
Follow a visit as it unfolds, understand the work or activity, and review the footage behind the report — without piecing the story together yourself.
A landscaping crew working from 5:32 to 6:41 PM, connected across six camera views and presented as one event.
What you’re seeing
This is how activity on your property becomes a report in the PerimeterEye app. Each part of the screen answers a different question.
The camera tabs bring together Left Driveway, Backyard, Garage, Driveway 3, Driveway 1, and Front Door 1. You can follow the visit across the property from the same event.
“Landscaping” identifies the activity. “No Threat” shows the assessment. Routine work is still analyzed and explained, giving you a useful record without treating the crew as intruders.
The headline connects the activity into a visit from 5:32 to 6:41 PM. You see the span of the event, alongside the camera views that contributed to it.
The AI analysis describes the work, locations, people, and sequence of activity: riding mowers in the backyard, movement along the driveway, and two crew members working at the same time.
Continuity across the property
PerimeterEye followed this landscaping crew from the moment they arrived until they left. When they disappeared from camera view and reappeared later, the system connected them back to the same people and the same visit.
By the end of the visit, the homeowner had an in-depth account of the crew’s observed work across the property.
A person operates a riding mower in the backyard near the deck.
Another person is seen operating a mower in the backyard.
A crew member in a blue shirt and jeans is seen on a red riding mower.
Two landscaping workers on separate red riding mowers are visible along the driveway.
The final observation records a person operating a riding mower before the activity concludes.
Connected from the activity your cameras observed, including sightings separated by gaps in coverage.
The detail and the bigger picture
Start with a daily briefing, find the hour that interests you, then open an event for the full account. These are other real examples from the PerimeterEye app.
Hour-by-hour history
Activity is grouped by hour, with summaries and the cameras involved. Quiet periods are collapsed so you can focus on the parts of the day where something happened.
Daily AI briefing
A written overview brings the day’s events together: routine arrivals, periods of activity, and the behavior that informed the security assessment.
From understanding to review
The written report gives you the context. The camera views let you take a closer look at the activity that matters to you.
The event brings its camera views together so you can review the visit across different areas of your property.
Use Save Clip in the app to keep relevant footage from the event. Available history depends on system storage and retention settings.
Review the timeline and written context from your phone or connected indoor wall panel, whether you are catching up or looking into a particular incident.
Useful every day
The landscaping report shows why routine activity matters too. You get a useful account of what happened, even when nothing required a security response.
Workers & everyday visits
Review the visit’s timing, areas of activity, and observed work in one written account.
Deliveries & arrivals
Connect the arrival, movement around the entrance, and delivery activity with the relevant camera views.
Security events
Follow suspicious activity and the response context, including alerts, tracking spotlights, voice warnings, or siren events when used.
Leave it in Armed for routine workers, visitors, and deliveries. Visitor mode is reserved for large gatherings with lots of expected activity.
A closer look
A real event report in the PerimeterEye app. It brings together a landscaping visit from 5:32 to 6:41 PM across six camera views, labels it Landscaping and No Threat, and gives the homeowner a detailed written account of the observed work. PerimeterEye followed the crew from arrival to departure and connected their activity into the same visit.
PerimeterEye connects related sightings across cameras and over time. In this landscaping visit, it maintained the connection to the same crew when they moved out of view and reappeared later, keeping the visit together. The report describes activity observed by your cameras; it does not show what happened outside their coverage.
No. This visit was assessed as routine landscaping, and the work was still organized into a detailed report. You can understand what happened on your property even when no security response was needed.
No. It also covers daily life: workers, visitors, deliveries, vehicles, and other property activity. Armed is the daily-use mode for routine visits and work. Visitor mode is reserved for large gatherings with lots of expected activity.
Yes. Event detail brings the written analysis and associated camera views together. Select a camera view to review the event, and use Save Clip when you want to keep relevant footage. Available history depends on your system storage and retention settings.
An event report explains a particular visit or incident. Hour-by-hour history groups activity by time so you can find a period of interest. The daily briefing gives you a written overview of the day. Start with the overview and go deeper when something deserves a closer look.
Review activity in the PerimeterEye mobile app and on your connected indoor wall panels. Your phone lets you stay informed when you are away, with the event history and camera context available together.
Yes. Armed handles everyday activity with AI analysis and context. Visitor adapts to large gatherings, while High Alert and Maximum Security raise the response posture. Quiet keeps passive camera recording while AI analysis and notifications stand down. Off stops new camera activity and recording. Storage and retention settings determine how long existing footage remains available.
Explore a PerimeterEye system for your property, or talk with us about the areas and activity you want to understand.