Introducing Camera Monitoring: IP Cameras on Your Live Map

Security teams manage dozens — sometimes hundreds — of IP cameras across multiple properties. Until now, those cameras lived in a separate NVR, disconnected from your guard tracking and patrol routes. Camera Monitoring brings them together.

Why Cameras on the Map?

Guards patrol routes. Cameras watch fixed positions. When both live on the same map, you get complete situational awareness: you can see where guards are, where cameras point, and where gaps exist — all at a glance.

If an incident happens at a location, you immediately see which cameras cover that area and whether they're online. No switching to a separate NVR app to cross-reference locations.

What You Can Do

Supported Camera Types

Camera Monitoring works with any IP camera that exposes a stream URL (RTSP, HLS, or WebRTC). We track camera type metadata for fixed, PTZ, dome, bullet, thermal, LPR, and body cameras — each gets appropriate handling and iconography on the map.

Pricing

Cameras are billed as an add-on at $1 per camera per month. There's no minimum count — add one camera or five hundred. The add-on appears on your existing TeamMap invoice.

Getting Started

Enable cameras in your organization settings, then add your first camera from the sidebar or command palette. Enter the camera name, type, stream URL, and pin it on the map. That's it — your camera appears on the live map immediately.