Security footage becomes more useful when you can investigate it.
VIGIL brings video intelligence and investigation tools together so teams can move from an incident report to relevant evidence faster.
Works the same way whether you're investigating something that already happened or getting notified as it happens.
From footage to a finished investigation
Six stages, each one designed to keep the underlying evidence visible and the human investigator in control.
Ingest
Start with footage from connected live cameras, existing NVR/VMS systems, or footage uploaded after an incident. VIGIL processes it and prepares searchable observations and evidence for investigation.
Find
Search for relevant moments and observations instead of manually reviewing an entire recording. Narrow the investigation using available context, then open the underlying footage to verify what VIGIL surfaces.
- Time
- Location
- Camera
- Visible characteristics
- Known observations
- Incident context
Follow
After identifying something important, investigate related observations and candidate continuity. Review supporting and conflicting evidence instead of relying on a single AI prediction.
Trace
Build an evidence-backed timeline from confirmed observations. A visibility gap is shown as a gap — not automatically converted into movement that was never observed.
- First confirmed observation
- Last confirmed observation
- Camera observations
- Visibility gaps
- Unresolved periods
Ask
Use natural language to explore available evidence. VIGIL is designed to connect every answer back to reviewable evidence, not a floating conclusion.
- "Show me activity around this incident"
- "Where was this subject last observed?"
- "What happened before this event?"
Review
Computer vision is powerful, but security footage can be ambiguous. Uncertain identity and continuity decisions remain reviewable rather than being silently forced into a match.
- People cross paths
- Subject becomes occluded
- Tracking interrupted
- Video quality poor
- Evidence conflicts
Observations, not assumptions
VIGIL separates what the footage confirms from what remains unknown. That distinction is critical to every result it surfaces.
LAST CONFIRMED SEEN
The most recent observation supported by available evidence.
UNKNOWN INTERVAL
The subject is not reliably observed during this period.
POSSIBLE REAPPEARANCE
A later observation that may warrant comparison to the earlier one.
IDENTITY RECOVERED
Continuity is established only when sufficient evidence supports it.
CONFIRMED EXIT
Used only when the available evidence actually supports an exit — not simply because tracking stopped.
The value of video intelligence isn't drawing boxes around people.
It's helping your team answer the questions that actually matter when something happens on your property.
WHAT HAPPENED?
WHERE IS THE SUPPORTING FOOTAGE?
WHAT HAPPENED BEFORE AND AFTER?
WHAT DO WE KNOW — AND WHAT DON'T WE?
See how VIGIL turns footage into an investigation.
Bring a real incident to the demo and walk through the workflow yourself.