GT-AiVision is designed to work with compatible systems that provide stable RTSP streams. Camera, recorder, codec, authentication, network, and scene suitability must be verified before deployment.

The platform is not restricted to one brand. Compatibility depends on access to a stable, supported RTSP stream and the customer network. Representative streams should be tested during technical qualification.

Not necessarily. GT-AiVision can add an AI layer alongside compatible CCTV infrastructure. The exact integration depends on how streams are exposed and how video, events, alerts, and reports will be managed.

Virtual Patrol evaluates scheduled snapshots across the managed camera estate using human-readable VLM rules. Live Monitoring continuously processes selected critical streams for configured real-time events. They can be combined in one deployment.

These can be configured as VLM-assisted snapshot observations where the camera view, image quality, prompt design, and selected VLM are suitable. They are not guaranteed real-time detections and must be validated for the customer scenario.

Reports can present scheduled patrol findings, verdicts or exceptions, and supporting camera snapshots. Report content, schedule, and recipients are configured for the agreed workflow. PDF reports can be sent by email.

Continuous video normally remains in the customer CCTV/NVR environment. GT-AiVision stores configured event snapshots, logs, and structured records according to deployment and retention settings. Virtual Patrol images may be processed locally or by a configured remote VLM.

Documented controls include JWT authentication, roles and permissions, API tokens, user administration, and email password reset. HTTPS, VPN, firewall, segmentation, backups, remote access, and retention rules must be designed for the project.

No cybersecurity certification is currently claimed. Project security should be assessed against the deployment architecture, infrastructure controls, customer requirements, and applicable local regulations.

Customers and partners must confirm authorisation for camera access and processing, control user access, limit unnecessary personal-data collection, define retention, and provide appropriate notices. Singapore projects should consider PDPA requirements; regional projects must consider applicable local rules.

Grep Tech is seeking CCTV installers, security providers, system integrators, and smart-building or facility-technology companies with customer access, technical capability, and first-line support capacity in Singapore and ASEAN markets.

Grep Tech can provide product and sales training, camera and deployment guidance, solution-design assistance, platform configuration support, software updates, approved marketing material, and L2/L3 technical escalation. Final responsibilities and response targets are defined in the agreement or quotation.

White-label delivery may be available subject to technical scope, commercial agreement, brand requirements, support responsibilities, and opportunity size. It is not automatic for every partner.

GT-AiVision has recommended Singapore-dollar list prices for deployment, Virtual Patrol subscriptions, and optional real-time channels. Authorised partners receive preferential pricing separately. Regional quotations may vary for taxes, logistics, installation, integrations, and responsibilities.

Early appointments are normally non-exclusive. Territory or exclusivity discussions require demonstrated capability, a committed sales plan, written targets, and a formal agreement.

Submit the company profile, country and markets served, relevant technical experience, customer segments, and current opportunities. Grep Tech will arrange a demonstration and discuss training, commercial terms, responsibilities, and onboarding.