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Activity Detection Alerts

Configure alerts specific events, like a person falling or climbing a wall.

Updated over a week ago

AI-powered Activity Detection alerts you to specific behaviors, such as falling or climbing, instead of every minor movement. This reduces distractions and highlights important events.

  • You need Site Admin permissions for the site a camera is in to configure motion alerts.

  • AI-powered Activity Detection is available on the CD63, CY63, and CH63 cameras, and on the CF83 camera only in panoramic mode.


Configure Activity Detection Alerts

Create Alert > Cameras

  1. On the Command homepage, left navigation, click Alerts .

  2. At the top left, click New Alert.

  3. On Select Event, choose Camera > Activity Detection.

  4. On Cameras:

    1. Choose to receive alerts from Sites or Individual Cameras.

    2. Click Done to continue.

  5. On Activity Type:

    1. Select the events to trigger an alert.

    2. Click Done and continue with the alert recipients.

Create Alert > Recipients

  1. On Recipients, add users individually or assign the alert to a group.

  2. Select the dropdown menu next to a user or group to choose their notification method(s). Recipients can be notified via push, SMS, or email notifications.

  3. (Optional) By default, you will be an alert recipient. Select the dropdown menu and click Delete to remove yourself.

  4. Click Done and continue with the alert notification schedule.

Any recipient added to this alert will see it appear under the Shared Alerts section of their Alerts page.

Create Alert > Notification Schedule

  1. On Notification Schedule, specify the days and times for the alerts to send notifications. Alerts generate 24/7 by default.

  2. Click Done and continue to device actions or finish the alert.

Create Alert > Device Action

  1. On Device Action, select the horn speaker(s) you want to play your message.

  2. Select your notification preference (Text to Speech or Audio File).

    1. For Text to Speech, enter a message up to 200 characters.

    2. For Audio File, drag and drop the file or click choose a file to upload your audio clip.

  3. Click Done and continue with finish the alert.

Finish the alert

  1. In the bottom right of the configuration window, click Next.

  2. Enter a descriptive name for the alert.

  3. Click Done to complete the setup.

Enable Share Data with Verkada to help fine-tune the model and improve this feature.

Need more help? Contact Verkada Support.

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