Cloud video management system (VMS)

You can purchase Avigilon’s Cloud VMS by filling out a quote form, where you’ll be connected with an expert who will guide you through your options and help you take the next step.

The cost of a cloud-based VMS depends on factors like the number of cameras, retention period  and desired features. For a personalized quote and to explore the right solution for your needs, connect with an Avigilon expert.

When choosing a cloud VMS, look for features like remote access from any device, automatic software updates, AI-powered video analytics, scalable storage and ability to use existing cameras and sensors without needing to do a complete overhaul. Integration with access control and third-party systems is also key. Prioritize cybersecurity protections, user-friendly interfaces and flexible deployment options.

A cloud VMS is a video management system that runs on cloud infrastructure, allowing users to manage video footage without relying on on-site servers. It supports centralized video operations across multiple locations and enables access through the internet. Cloud VMS platforms are designed to be flexible, easy to deploy and ideal for modern security needs.

A cloud VMS connects cameras to secure, off-site servers where footage is encrypted, stored and made accessible via a web or mobile interface. It processes video in the cloud, enabling features like live viewing, remote playback and intelligent analytics, all without local recording hardware. This makes system management easier and more scalable.

Unlike on-premise VMS, which requires local servers and manual system upkeep, a cloud VMS operates through off-site infrastructure maintained by a service provider. It offers built-in scalability, streamlined maintenance and remote access by default. On-premise systems may offer more control but require more resources to manage.

Cloud VMS is a complete system for managing and analyzing video footage stored in the cloud, with features like live viewing, playback and video analytics. Cloud storage, on the other hand, is simply a service for storing data remotely, without the specialized tools for video management. While cloud storage can be used for video storage, a cloud VMS offers more advanced functionality tailored for security needs.

Cloud video management systems are used by businesses of all sizes, including retail, healthcare, education, hospitality and government organizations. They are ideal for companies with multiple locations, remote workers or those needing scalable, secure video security. Industries like transportation, banking and manufacturing also rely on cloud VMS for enhanced security, easier management and real-time access.

Cloud-based VMS offers several benefits, including remote access to live and recorded video, reduced IT infrastructure costs and automatic software updates. It provides scalable storage, ensuring your system grows as your needs change. Enhanced cybersecurity features protect your data, while the user-friendly interface simplifies management. Cloud VMS also offers seamless integration with other security systems to improve overall efficiency.

Yes, cloud VMS can be integrated with existing cameras, depending on the camera’s compatibility with the cloud system. Many cloud VMS platforms support a wide range of third-party camera brands, allowing you to leverage your current infrastructure while upgrading to cloud-based management.

Yes, cloud VMS can be integrated with existing cameras, depending on the camera’s compatibility with the cloud system. Many cloud VMS platforms support a wide range of third-party camera brands, allowing you to leverage your current infrastructure while upgrading to cloud-based management.

Yes, cloud VMS allows you to access footage remotely from any device with an internet connection. Whether you’re on-site or off-site, you can view live video and playback recorded footage securely through a web or mobile interface. This flexibility enables real-time viewing and efficient management, no matter your location.