The Platform

Corvexa Unified Security Operations Platform

A unified security operations platform, and a modern PSIM, that connects to your existing video, access control, intrusion, and life-safety systems, correlates their raw signal into classified incidents, and drives every response with a standard operating procedure — end to end, with a full audit trail.

Architecture

One pipeline, from raw signal to resolved incident

1

Field Connectors

Purpose-built connectors normalize events from each subsystem into one common schema.

2

Correlation & Classification

Related events across subsystems are fused into a single incident and given a severity.

3

SOP & Response

The matching standard operating procedure attaches automatically and guides the operator.

4

Lifecycle, Audit & Reporting

Every action is logged from detection to resolution, feeding audit and reporting downstream.

Open Connector Framework

Built to integrate with what you already have

Corvexa is built to connect to the subsystems at your facilities — video management, access control, intrusion detection, and building automation — instead of asking you to replace them. Each connector normalizes vendor-specific events into one common event schema before anything else in the platform touches them.

Video Management Systems Access Control Burglar & Fire Alarm Building Automation Acoustic Gunshot Detection Camera Weapon Detection

Built for a phased rollout

New connectors run in a simulated mode first, generating realistic traffic so your team can validate correlation logic and SOPs before a single credential is connected to a live system. Live mode is built and validated with your systems as part of that integration — nothing above the connector layer changes once it's on.

Incident #4471Classified: High
Badge grant — Door 3
0:00
Motion crossing x2, no exit badge
0:04
Camera 114 — tailgate detected
0:06
Correlation & Classification Engine

Three alarms. One incident.

A badge grant, a motion sensor, and a camera event on their own are just noise. Corvexa's correlation engine recognizes when signals from different subsystems describe the same real-world event — like a tailgate through a controlled door — and merges them into a single incident with a consistent, automatically assigned severity. The same engine also catches the opposite pattern: motion inside a restricted area with no badge or door event at all, raised on its own as an unauthorized-presence incident.

SOP Workflow Engine

The right procedure, every time — not tribal knowledge

Response quality shouldn't depend on which operator is on shift. Corvexa attaches the matching standard operating procedure to every classified incident and walks the operator through it step by step, so response is consistent whether it's the first incident of the night or the fiftieth.

SOP — Tailgate at Controlled Door
1. Verify live camera at the door
2. Confirm badge holder identity
3. Dispatch nearest patrol
4. Notify facilities on-call
5. Log resolution and close incident
SOP — Panic Alarm
1. Pull live & cross-referenced camera views nearest the button
2. Dispatch the nearest available guard immediately — do not wait to verify
3. Attempt to make contact with the person at that location
4. Confirm law enforcement has been notified
5. Log outcome once the person's safety is confirmed
Protected-Class Alerts

Some alarms never get quietly downgraded

Fire, panic/duress, gunshot, and weapon detections are treated as a protected class in Corvexa — always classified critical, never reduced by a correlation rule built for something else. A panic button wired into the burglar alarm's radio mesh and one wired into the access control panel raise the exact same alert, so an operator never has to know or care which system actually reported it. And unlike a generic alarm, the response procedure for a confirmed duress signal skips straight past "verify before acting."

Audible Alert Priority

One audio channel. The most urgent thing always wins.

Every console speaks its alerts out loud — most just play the same tone for everything. Corvexa's audible channel is tiered: only the single highest-priority unacknowledged alert plays at any moment, named specifically enough that an operator knows what's happening before they even look at the screen.

Audible Priority — Highest to Lowest
1. "Shots fired" — acoustic gunshot detection
2. "Panic alarm" — either duress signal path
3. "Weapon detected" — camera weapon analytics
4. "BOLO alert" — a watchlist match on camera
5. "Critical alert" — every other Critical incident
6. A tone, for High-severity incidents
Everything else that a real SOC needs

Not a demo — a full operations backend

Unified Operator Console

Incident queue, site map, and a searchable live event log in one common operating picture, updating in real time over a persistent connection — no manual refresh.

Role-Based Access Control

Three-tier operator, supervisor, and admin roles enforced on every action, ready to integrate with your identity provider.

Incident Lifecycle & Audit Trail

Every incident carries a complete, append-only history from detection through resolution — built for after-action review and compliance.

Notifications

Route classified incidents and system health alerts to the right channel and the right people automatically.

Reporting & Analytics

Automated and ad hoc reports turn incident history into the operational and compliance reporting leadership needs.

REST & Realtime API

A documented REST API plus a realtime event stream, so the console — or your own tools — always reflect what's happening live.

Pre-Event Video Buffer

Every Critical and High-severity incident automatically carries the 30 seconds of camera footage from before the alarm fired — not just the live view an operator would otherwise have to wait for.

How Corvexa Is Licensed

Corvexa Core, plus only the modules you need

Video and access control correlation is always included. Everything else is licensed independently, so your deployment — and your invoice — only ever reflects what's actually running at your site.

Life-Safety & Panic Alarm

Burglar alarm, fire panel, and dual-path panic/duress alarm integration.

Facilities Integration

Building automation system email alerts, parsed and routed automatically.

Gunshot Detection

Acoustic sensor network integration — always critical, top audible priority.

Weapon Detection

Camera-analytics weapon detection on your existing video feeds.

Guard Tours

Scheduled patrol routes, verified checkpoints, and overdue welfare-check alerts.

Visitor Management

Kiosk check-in, badge photo, watchlist screening, and printed destination badges.

Ready to see a demo scoped to your own environment?

Our team will scope a demo around the subsystems you actually run.