The cameras, the doors and the wi-fi are one job
Everything that gets installed in the building, surveyed together so the parts are sized against each other. Twelve of them, each with a page of its own.
What everything else runs on
The cabling, the switching and the line out of the building. Nothing further down this page works without these.
Business Wi-Fi
Access points placed against how the building is built, run from one login whether it is three or thirty.
Internet backup
A second line on a different carrier that takes over by itself, so the tills keep working.
Network switches
Data and power down the same cable, so a camera on a soffit needs no socket at the far end.
Business firewall
The box between the building and the internet, with the guest network kept away from the card machines.
File storage
Shared drives that sit on the same network as the people opening them, and are not paid for again every month.
Who came in, and what happened while nobody was there
Recorded on the premises and kept there, rather than rented back by the month.
Security cameras
Footage recorded on your own premises and kept as long as you want it, viewable from a phone.
Door entry
Badge, phone or code, controlled per person and per time of day, on hardware you own.
Alarm system
Doors, movement and glass, and the things that have nothing to do with intruders — water, heat and cold.
The parts people actually touch
What staff and customers use daily, and the power that keeps it from restarting.
Digital signage
Menus, specials and live pages on the screens already on the wall, changed from a laptop.
Business phone systems
Desk phones or Teams, with the same numbers and the same directory on either route.
Battery backup
The short outage passes without a single switch, camera or reader restarting.
EV charging
A charging point that knows who plugged in and how much they took, so the electricity is a line you can account for.