A visit with context
The homeowner can read what happened across the property as one connected event, instead of piecing together a series of isolated motion clips.
A delivery, the landscaping crew, a car arriving, or movement near a separate building: PerimeterEye brings those observations into readable property history, with more detail when you want it.
Three levels of detail
Read this actual event
This report covers a crew on site from 5:32 to 6:41 PM across six cameras. PerimeterEye kept the visit connected as the same people moved between views and reappeared later, then presented the homeowner with an account of their observed work.
The homeowner can read what happened across the property as one connected event, instead of piecing together a series of isolated motion clips.
The camera context lets you return to the observations behind the account when you want to look more closely.
The report labels the event Landscaping and identifies no threat. Identity continuity connects observations; cameras cannot show what happened out of view.
Scan a part of the day
The hour-by-hour example groups vehicle, person, and animal activity with the camera views involved. You can see an account of a vehicle near the Garage and later the Left Driveway, alongside other activity from the day.
Actual PerimeterEye app history. Each screenshot is a real example; they are not presented as a single continuous day.
Everyday use
PerimeterEye learns your property and handles ordinary arrivals, workers, and deliveries in context. There is no daily routine of arming and disarming as people come and go. Visitor mode is for large gatherings with lots of expected activity.
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Before you choose
No. PerimeterEye also organizes ordinary activity such as deliveries, arrivals, workers, vehicles, and animals. Those observations give you a useful account of the property even on a day with no threat.
A daily briefing provides an overview. Hour-by-hour history helps you locate activity in time. An individual event report goes into more detail about the observed visit or activity and the cameras involved.
Yes. PerimeterEye can maintain continuity as people move through covered areas, including when they leave a camera view and reappear later. That links observations into a visit; it does not mean the system can see activity where no camera has a view.
No. Ordinary visitors, deliveries, and workers belong in Armed, the daily-use mode. Visitor is for large gatherings with lots of expected activity on the property.
Use the Event Timeline to find the activity, read its account, and review available footage and camera context. The wall panel and mobile app put that history alongside your live views and controls.
No. Organizing activity into history and deciding that it deserves a threat alert are different parts of the system. The response depends on the assessed activity, your preferences, and Property Mode.
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