OpenAccess Alliance Program Factory Certified Product (FCP) Interface Document – Camio

This document does not include all sales related information. Please contact the OAAP Partner’s Sales, VAR, or Lenel Sales for additional details on this Camio OnGuard Gateway.


# OAAP Member Information
Member Company Name and Address	Camio 1534 Plaza Ln #321 Burlingame, CA 94010
Member Contact	FCP Contact for Lenel Value Added Resellers and Sales Team
Name:	Carter Maslan
Phone:	(650) 240-8790 x101
Email:	carter@camio.com
Technical Support Contact	Camio Support Team
Technical Support Phone	650-240-8790 x300
Technical Support Email	support@camio.com
Technical Support Hours	7am-7pm Pacific Time


# OnGuard Information
OnGuard Version/Build, Firmware	7.5.375.290 7.6.382.271 8.0.458.0
OnGuard API Used for Integration	OpenAccess v1.0
Accessory Add-On File Name (for Interfaces Using OpenDevice)	n/a
Translator Filename
Translator md5 checksum
Additional OnGuard Files Required	None
OnGuard License Entries Required for the Integration	OnGuard Software Subscription Modules (SWG-XXX). Partner Integration ( IPC-096-CAMI01-B)


# OAAP Product Information
Product Being Integrated	Name:	Camio.com
Model:	n/a
Version/Firmware:	n/a
Files Required (for Communication with OnGuard System):	List all SDK or other files/applications that you must install/run for this integration to function with OnGuard.
Nothing on the OnGuard server.
Ports Required to be Open for Communication with OnGuard	OpenAccess ports (8080, 443 for SSL)
Partner License Entries Required for the Integration	n/a
Web Location for Download of Proprietary Files	n/a
Brief Description of Product	Camio is a real-time video search engine. It enables existing IP cameras to detect and alert against unauthorized entry and tailgaters. Camio's technology is a 50x force multiplier which makes protective security economically feasible.
Business Description of Product
Customers can search for unauthorized entry (tailgating), door ajar, door forced open, and entry unlocked. All searches can also be alerts and data dashboards that put cameras to work in verifying incidents that warrant human attention.


# Supported Operating System and Database Information
NOTE: Camio Gateway runs on any OS that can run a Docker Container Host.
OAAP Product System (Supported Operating Systems and Databases of OAAP product. Note that all Operating systems and Databases listed are not compatible with all versions of OnGuard. Refer to Compatibility Charts provided with each version of OnGuard.)	Operating System	☐Windows 7 Enterprise, Pro, Ultimate 64-bit ☐Windows 8 Enterprise, Professional 64-bit ☐Windows 8.1 Enterprise, Professional 64-bit ☐Windows Server 2012 Standard 64-bit ☐Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard 64-bit ☒Windows 10 and IoT 64-bit ☒Windows Server 2016 (64-bit) ☒Other (Specify): Any OS capable of being a Docker Host (see Docker)
Database	☐SQL Server 2012 Express 64-bit ☐SQL Server 2012 R1 64-bit ☐SQL Server 2014 Express 64-bit ☐SQL Server 2014 R2 ☐SQL Server 2014 R1 64-bit ☐SQL Server 2016 64-bit ☐SQL Server 2017 64-bit ☐Other (Specify):


# Functional Features of the Interface
Customers should expect the interface to allow them to:	Camio annotates video with OnGuard events to detect and deter tailgating automatically using standard security cameras. Each time the number of people passing through an entrance is greater than the number of people authorized to enter, Camio triggers a tailgating alert. Each tailgating incident can be shared individually with the authorized employees and/or with the security staff. That review process itself motivates culture change. The “tailgating” notifications sent by Camio (via email, Slack, hooks, etc…) use templates that can be customized to match the organization’s culture and risk tolerance. Regardless of the notification process, the recorded video is annotated with the “tailgating” label that enables fast search and event streaming to SOC staff. The video audit history also provides valuable regulatory compliance. Preventing undocumented and unauthorized entry by people who could do harm is an important part of achieving PCI DSS, SOC 2 and other certifications.

# Functional Features of the Interface

Customers should expect the interface to allow them to:

Camio annotates video with OnGuard events to detect and deter tailgating automatically using standard security cameras. Each time the number of people passing through an entrance is greater than the number of people authorized to enter, Camio triggers a tailgating alert.
Each tailgating incident can be shared individually with the authorized employees and/or with the security staff. That review process itself motivates culture change. The “tailgating” notifications sent by Camio (via email, Slack, hooks, etc…) use templates that can be customized to match the organization’s culture and risk tolerance.
Regardless of the notification process, the recorded video is annotated with the “tailgating” label that enables fast search and event streaming to SOC staff. The video audit history also provides valuable regulatory compliance. Preventing undocumented and unauthorized entry by people who could do harm is an important part of achieving PCI DSS, SOC 2 and other certifications.


# Setup and User Documents
- The software needs to authenticate with OnGuard’s API (OpenAccess) and will need a user account with sufficient permission to execute the API calls listed above. - The ports required to communicate securely with OpenAccess need to be open. They include TCP ports 8080 and 443.


# System/Integration Topology


# Limitations
- The Camio Gateway communicates in one direction only with OnGuard, polling for events but never sending data back to OnGuard (other than the authentication credentials required to read OnGuard events). - The Camio Gateway does not acknowledge or otherwise update alarms or events. It only imports them in order to annotate recorded video.