Shaped by your feedback.
Awernica is built around the full life of a security installation: what is installed, what it needs, and what comes next. Here is what we are working on. Plans can change, and your feedback shapes the order.
Help shape Awernica
Tell us what you like and what you miss. 30 minutes, and you earn 1500 credits.
Edit many cameras and devices at once.
Every change is previewed and checked before it is saved, and it is saved as a single all-or-nothing change.
See a camera's field of view in 3D. Set mounting height, tilt and zoom, and watch DORI zones (Identify, Recognize, Observe, Detect) appear on the ground, together with the blind spot below the camera and the IR range at night. Move a person through the scene to see how many pixels they get.
Start a report when you arrive on site. Everything you do in Awernica is recorded while the report is running: devices added or replaced, IP addresses, firmware, software versions, plans and reviews.
When you finish, Awernica produces a complete report of the installation and the work done, with your own logo, as PDF or CSV. You do not need your own documentation templates.
Let the customer confirm their installation. Send the site to the end user by email.
With a link and a separate access code, they see the full site, read-only, and confirm that the information is correct and may be stored. You get a documented confirmation and a Confirmed by end user badge on the site. Any later changes are shown clearly.
A calm, full-width layout for the whole workspace, built for people who manage many sites.
You get a fixed side menu, no visual noise, and an overview across all your sites: lifecycle, firmware, vulnerabilities, open tasks and planned replacements with estimated cost per quarter.
Work as a team in one workspace. The owner invites admins who create and run their own sites, and viewers who follow along without making changes.
Members work on the owner's plan and tools, and two-factor authentication is required. Built for organisations with sites spread across a region.
See your site from above. Place cameras and devices on a map, or on a blank Awernica background where you draw the area yourself, and see each camera's field of view.
Site Map is built for documentation and overview, and it is the base that Multi-Camera Coverage builds on. With Privacy Mode, only the blank background is used and no location is shown.
Place your installed cameras on a site plan and see their coverage together, with DORI zones, overlaps and gaps in the area you need covered.
Show the cameras you have planned next to the existing ones, and see what happens to coverage before and after a replacement. It is built on the cameras already registered in Awernica, from every manufacturer in the catalog.
Add complete access control systems to your sites, however large: controllers, door modules, readers, locks, I/O and power supplies. Awernica keeps track of every component, its firmware, its lifecycle and its known hardware vulnerabilities.
Automatic block diagram. Awernica builds a clear block diagram of the whole system from what you have registered: how controllers, doors and readers connect, and where each part sits. Export it and use it for documentation, handover and maintenance outside Awernica as well. Public data on access control hardware is limited, so a complete, always up-to-date diagram of your own system is where Awernica makes the biggest difference.
The same support for intrusion systems: panels, keypads, expanders, detectors and communicators.
You get full component overview, firmware, lifecycle and hardware vulnerabilities, and an automatically generated block diagram of the system for documentation and maintenance.
Intercom is becoming more and more like video, so it gets the same full support as cameras:
Support for perimeter protection, including fence detection, radar and other outdoor sensors. It is prepared for coming drone-based systems.
Perimeter devices are registered, documented and monitored for lifecycle and vulnerabilities, just like the rest of the site.