Valuable events trapped in the VMS
Cameras, access points, and sensors already fire alarms inside Dahua DSS, HikCentral, or Ajax — but they never leave the platform without someone watching screens all day.
Otiumtek Tork · Event automation
When devices start moving the operation.
The platform
How Otiumtek Tork looks in production
Event-engine interface — VMS subscription, rules, and destinations. Tap the capture to enlarge.
The engine
Subscribe to the VMS, normalize, route
Dahua DSS, HikCentral, and Ajax concentrate what cameras, access, and embedded sensors fire. Tork listens to that layer — not each device separately — and defines where every event goes.
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VMS subscription
Persistent connection to Dahua DSS, HikCentral, Ajax, or another platform that concentrates events — not to each device separately.
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Device events
What happens in the field — alarm, access, LPR, recognition — arrives embedded in the VMS; Tork captures it from there.
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Normalization
Every source speaks differently — Tork translates to a common model before deciding what to do.
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Routing
Rules by type, site, schedule, or severity — the event goes to the right destination, not to everyone alike.
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Action
Notification, ticket, ERP record, dashboard metric, or API call — operations react on their own.
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History
What arrived, which rule applied, which destination responded. Traceability for incidents and continuous improvement.
The pain you already know
Events that happen — and never reach who must act
It’s not a lack of cameras or platform. The event stays inside the VMS while operations stay blind.
Security watching, operations waiting
The monitoring center sees the event. HR, logistics, or management find out late — or by phone. There is no automatic channel to whoever must act.
Fragile, one-off integrations
Every new destination is a different script, with no shared history or centralized rules. Scaling from Telegram to ERP to dashboard means rebuilding everything.
> {name} exists so security stops being only surveillance and starts channeling events into real operations.
Beyond security
Devices that help you operate — through the VMS
We do not connect camera by camera or access controller by access controller. Tork subscribes to your VMS — Dahua DSS, HikCentral, Ajax — and processes the events embedded devices already raise there: alarms, recognition, access, analytics.
- VMS subscription as a single layer — DSS, HikCentral, Ajax, and other platforms that centralize events
- Devices (cameras, turnstiles, sensors) report to the VMS; Tork listens and normalizes what comes out
- Routing to Telegram, Teams, ERP, dashboards, help desk, or APIs — with rules and history
Where it fits
From the VMS to the workflow your operation needs
The VMS — Dahua DSS, HikCentral, Ajax — is the foundation: it concentrates alarms and events from embedded devices. {name} subscribes to that layer and routes to alerts, ERP, boards, or APIs.
Business systems
Dahua DSS
HikCentral
Ajax
Otiumtek Tork
sync and routing
Security platforms
Telegram · Teams
ERP · SQL
Dashboards
Helpdesk
REST · workflows
Cameras, access control, and sensors don’t connect directly to Tork — they report to the VMS, and Tork processes what the VMS publishes.
In practice
Cases where Tork already makes sense
From facial recognition to operational metrics — the same engine, different destinations.
Telegram alert when a person is recognized
The on-duty operator gets the event in the shift channel, with photo and site, in seconds.
Automatic ticket on alarm or intrusion
Ajax or DSS opens an incident in the help desk without anyone copying data by hand.
Access events into the ERP
Entries, denials, and exceptions recorded where accounting or audit needs them.
Operational metrics dashboard
Counters, trends, and SLAs from the real event stream — not last shift’s spreadsheets.
Workflow from VMS analytics
Counting, dwell time, or video rules become actions into business systems.
Multi-site routing
One engine, many branches — each event lands in the channel or system that belongs.
The contrast
Watching screens vs. channeling events
Without Otiumtek Tork
Operators staring at dozens of screens. Events no one saw in time. Every new integration is a separate project, with no shared history or rules.
With Otiumtek Tork
VMS subscription — DSS, HikCentral, Ajax — processing events that embedded devices already publish. Normalization, rules, and history toward Telegram, ERP, dashboards, or APIs. Operations react without watching every screen.
- DSS and Hikvision events with a clear destination, not just archived in the VMS
- Operations and security connected without a duplicate screen
- Less dependence on the operator who “was watching the camera”
- New integrations without rewriting the engine from scratch
- Traceability of which event triggered which action
- A base for metrics, SLAs, and operational improvement with real data
Route events where they matter.
Tell us which platforms emit events today and where each one must land — we design subscription, rules, and destinations with real criteria.
What happens next
- 01 We review your inquiry on the same business day
- 02 We schedule a call to understand scope and systems
- 03 We propose the right integration or product
- Software · Integration · Physical security
- Montevideo, Uruguay