Our own platform
KNOX turns equipment into information.
Cameras record and readers open doors. What is almost always missing is the layer that joins the two and answers the only question that matters in the moment: what is happening, and what has to be done.
The problem
Every system knows a piece, and none of them knows the whole.
The access reader knows a credential came through. The camera knows a vehicle went past. The logbook knows somebody wrote down a name. All three describe the same event, and nobody joins them until there is a problem and they have to be reviewed by hand.
KNOX joins them beforehand, not afterwards. That is what changes: the same hardware stops producing loose records and starts producing events that carry their context.
Modules in operation
What is running today.
Six modules that share the same permissions, the same log and the same dashboard. They are enabled separately: nobody has to buy the whole platform to solve one problem.
KNOX Vision
Vision
Video turned into operational signal, and evidence that carries its context.
See moduleKNOX Enterprise
Enterprise
The full platform, integrated and fitted to how each organization actually operates.
In operation
KNOX Intelligence
Intelligence
The reasoning layer: it correlates incidents, watch lists and behavior, and issues alerts and recommendations.
In operation
KNOX Resident
Resident
Communities: visitors, contractors, parcels, vehicles and resident communication.
See moduleKNOX BGC
BGC
A governed screening workflow: request, consent, verifications, findings with evidence attached, and the report. It runs several vendors under one standard.
See moduleHow it gets deployed
On top of what you already have.
KNOX does not require changing camera brands or throwing out the readers. It connects to what exists wherever the equipment allows it, and where it does not, we say so in the assessment instead of discovering it halfway through the installation.
- It connects to existing equipment wherever the manufacturer exposes integration.
- It runs in the cloud or on a local server, depending on what your data policy requires.
- Permissions per person and per site: nobody sees more than their role calls for.
- An immutable log: who viewed what, who authorized what, and at what time.
What to know going in
KNOX does not replace the operation. It is the tool of whoever runs it. Without a protocol and without somebody responding, a good-looking dashboard does not change an outcome.
Facial recognition and license plate reading are sensitive personal data under Mexican law. If your case requires them, there are consent and notice obligations that get resolved in the design, not at the end.
Frequently asked
About the platform.
Is KNOX sold separately?
Does it work with our current cameras?
Where does our data live?
Who can see the video?
Next step
See it running on your own access points.
A demonstration on your case says more than any brochure. It takes thirty minutes.