Sensing input to Canvas

Know who is at the door that matters.

Faces is a sensing input to Canvas, used at entry points and for access control. It reports identity events, and Canvas decides what happens next.

Demo data
Canvas watchlist on the fictional demo plant: vehicles and persons on the watchlist and a hit at the lobby entrance linked to its alarm

Purpose and limits

For entrances and access control. Not for watching your staff.

Faces is built for the places where identity is the point: a controlled entrance, a restricted room, a registered visitor. It is not a tool for monitoring people as they work, and we do not sell it that way.

  • Identity events at entry points
  • Dossiers kept and synced by your own team
  • Compliance for your jurisdiction stays with you
Demo data
A Canvas person record on the fictional demo plant: one person with the doors and turnstiles they passed, first and last seen, and the cameras involved
A bright office lobby with a row of entry gates in front of a stone wall
Illustrative photo
The entrance is one point among many.

What Canvas does with the events

From a match to an outcome

  • Link the person

    Canvas ties the identity event to the same person in your access-control records.

  • Sync across servers

    Canvas can sync dossiers across multiple Faces servers, so every entrance works from the same list.

  • Start the procedure

    An event can raise a ticket and start the matching SOP.

On your premises

Processing stays inside your perimeter.

Faces runs on the customer's premises. The data stays with you, and you decide who can reach it.

Demo data
Canvas persons list on the fictional demo plant: people resolved from access control and other systems, with observations and when each was last seen

Talk through your entrances with us.

We will tell you plainly where Faces fits and where it does not.