Edgentik connects to an existing camera, runs live monitoring and turns recurring events into a measured operational pattern. At the end of eight weeks, your team receives a completed Safety Control Scan and a clear Expand, Refine or Stop decision.
Before kickoff: the business objective, scope, measurement standard and continuing-deployment options are agreed.
The qualification is deliberately narrow. A stable view, a defined operating question and an owner positioned to act matter more than the number of cameras on site.
The selected camera stays in place. Edgentik supplies the on-site edge box, processes the approved feed locally, and turns detected events into alerts, reviewed episodes, evidence clips, findings by place and time, and a completed Safety Control Scan.
The pilot focuses on one business objective, one selected camera and one safety condition. If the evidence supports expansion, the same platform can continue across additional cameras, policies, areas and sites without replacing the monitoring, review or evidence workflow.
A clear result against the measurement and decision criteria agreed before kickoff, supported by reviewed evidence.
What was observed by place, time, duration and operating context, including whether a recurring pattern was established.
Existing controls, employer-selected action, owner, due date and implementation evidence.
What was observed after action when timing permits, plus the recommended continuing measurement and rollout plan.
The business goal and decision criteria are agreed before the eight-week pilot begins. The pilot then moves through setup, monitoring, review and the final decision.
Agree on the business objective, selected area and camera, safety condition, measurement standard and the decision the evidence will support.
Connect the approved camera, configure the agreed safety condition and establish the review and notification workflow.
Run live monitoring, review relevant episodes and document meaningful operating patterns against the agreed objective.
Deliver the Safety Control Scan, evaluate the outcome against the agreed criteria and recommend whether to expand, refine or stop.
When the site implements an action during the eight weeks, Edgentik measures the condition again. When implementation occurs later, the continuation plan carries the follow-up into the next measurement window.
The final recommendation is based on the business objective and decision criteria agreed before kickoff.
Add another policy, area, camera or site through a separately agreed deployment.
Adjust the scope, camera, zone, process, notification path or operating use before expanding.
Conclude with a documented result rather than forcing a deployment that does not serve the business objective.
The pilot covers one business objective, one camera and one defined condition. Continuing deployment keeps the selected camera and condition under observation through event processing, evidence review, pattern reporting and scheduled rechecks. Pricing depends on active cameras, conditions and review requirements and is agreed before kickoff.
Recheck inclusion: when the site implements a control during the pilot window, one remeasurement is included. Later and recurring rechecks are included in the agreed continuing deployment.