Review the moment an area is entered

An entry event provides a different starting point from continuous occupancy. Validate the monitored boundary and crossing direction, then review the footage and access context before deciding that the entry was unauthorized.

Confirm detector support, camera suitability and the proposed event workflow before deployment.

Discuss area intrusion rules

Illustrative camera view showing a candidate inward boundary crossing

Example

Without IVISIONStandard CCTV feed

With IVISIONIllustrative event overlay

The Process

How It Works

Connect a boundary crossing with its visible context Help security teams review where and when a boundary was crossed.

Frame the entry

Keep both sides of the intended boundary visible.

Validate crossing logic

Test normal paths, reversals and overlapping people.

Review the candidate entry

Inspect camera and time context in supported event records.

Check access circumstances

Security verifies authorization and follows its response procedure.

Explore Your Options

Explore Related Capabilities

Dimension	Area Intrusion	Virtual fence monitoring
Observation	A supported object moving across a defined entry boundary.	A supported object crossing an image-defined line or perimeter.
Event criteria	The validated direction or entry condition is met.	A validated crossing condition is met at the selected boundary.
Monitoring setup	Confirm object classes, boundary position and relevant operating periods.	Confirm line geometry, direction and relevant object classes.
What it cannot establish	A crossing does not prove criminal intent or establish access permission.	An image line is not a surveyed physical fence or guaranteed perimeter protection.
Practical outcome	Help security teams review where and when a boundary was crossed.	Focus monitoring on a chosen visible boundary without changing the physical site layout.