TL;DR: SEiNG is automatically updating on Wednesday 17th June. Speed up footage review to find the moments that matter with a synchronised media player. Gain a single place to track and collaborate on investigations, as you now can add attachments to Cases. Finally, restrict Video Walls so they're only active when needed, with the option to add an expiry date.
We like to say that SEiNG today is the worst it’s ever going to be.
That’s because every month, we update the cloud CCTV platform so users gain more cloud intelligence, a faster performance, enhanced cybersecurity, and tools to strengthen CCTV investigations.
All without IT having to lift a finger. All updates are automatic, handled by our team.
So, what’s new this month?
Previously, SEiNG's Context View allowed you to review related footage from other cameras around the same time as your selected recording. Each clip was displayed and reviewed individually.
Now, SEiNG has taken this a step further with a new Synchronised Player. It automatically stitches together relevant footage from each camera, enabling simultaneous playback and timeline scrubbing across multiple recordings to speed up investigations and create a clearer picture of what happened.
Plus, you can now filter context using markers. Ideal if, for example, you're investigating an incident with a bike and want to narrow down related footage faster.
Read the Recordings Guide and scroll down to "understand events in context" to see how it works.
Last month we updated Cases so you can now add all the footage you need. Now, you can also add PDF, image, and video attachments from outside of the SEiNG platform.
Open your Case:
All associated footage and related files will now stay together, so investigations are complete and connected.
You can now securely share Cases to team members without a SEiNG login.
Stay compliant with UK GDPR by retaining footage only for as long as necessary. Cases are stored for one year by default, but you can now configure custom retention periods to match your organisation's requirements.
Limit Video Wall access to specific times, ensuring footage is only viewed when necessary with the new timer function. Video Walls can also now be set to automatically expire, so access is only there when needed.
Read the support guides to see how each SEiNG feature works. Alternatively, as a managed service, UK support is on hand. Raise a support ticket.