IQSentry Video Management Software

IQsentry Video Management Software turns your PC into a state-of-the-art video surveillance system. This simple-to-install, user-friendly software works with all IQeye cameras to record, manage and export video and snapshots. IQsentry delivers all the great features you want including camera auto-find for simple set-up and configuration, full-time or on-motion recording, and easy search and playback functionality.

IQsentry delivers a complete video surveillance solution - ideal for any application. Users can view multiple cameras, record and retrieve video, monitor alarms and more making your security system more productive and extremely cost-effective. For more security solutions, visit IQeye.com/IQsentry.

Retail

Manage essential security issues that affect retail stores - external incidents of crime, internal incidents of fraud, employee safety procedures and false alarms. Provides essential surveillance and improves staff security and store management at the same time.

Fast food restaurant

With constant flow of customers, high activity and multiple staff changes in a day, video management software can help gain control of theft and other crimes as well as ensure health code procedures are met.

Property management

Make available property more attractive and break apart from the competition by offering lease customers a video surveillance solution with their rental space. Low-cost, no maintenance video surveillance will put your customer's safety at the forefront while protecting the property you own at the same time.

Features:

• Single and 4-channel NVR
• Supports all IQeye cameras
• Digital Pan/Tilt/Zoom on live and recorded video
• Export snapshots and video clips
• Burn video to CD/DVD
• Time/date search
• Motion search
• Multiple languages

For additional technical features including A&E specifications, please visit IQeye.com/IQsentry

FREE DOWNLOAD

Visit IQeye.com/IQsentry to download a single-channel NVR license at no cost!

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