Organizational unit operation settings for Admin privilege users. General users should only refer to the items they need.
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Document Guide: First determine permissions and camera access range, then manage templates, categories, bulk registration, licenses, and system settings in accordance with the operating order.
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Administrator settings are not a menu that turns features on and off one by one, but a process by which the organization determines the standards by which EVA will be operated. Consistent operation is possible only when you determine who can see which cameras, which situations will be judged using the same policy, and how to manage the number of devices that can be registered and display standards.
The document below is organized in the order of detection policy, camera operation, and account and system common settings. In the new environment, first define roles and camera access ranges, organize recurring scenarios into templates and categories, and then register equipment. After operations are stabilized, you can continue to periodically check licenses and system settings.
Register repeatedly used notification conditions as templates to speed up initial camera setup and maintain consistent operating standards.
Quickly classify and manage notifications by dividing detection scenarios into categories for each purpose.
Register information from multiple cameras at once using an Excel template and check the registration results.
Divide cameras into groups and manage the range of cameras that can be viewed by each user.
Check the number of cameras that can be operated and their validity period, and manage licenses required for expansion and renewal.
Integrated Account Management (IAM)
Create user accounts and assign roles.