Access control keeps a verifiable record of who entered, AI cameras cover the inventory, and live operators watch after hours. One PSISA-licensed provider runs it all.
Cannabis retail and production sites, and other controlled, high-value-inventory facilities, carry concentrated product and cash. They draw theft and break-in attempts, demand strictly controlled access, and stand most exposed after hours.
Concentrated product and cash worth targeting.
Forced entry and after-hours attempts on the building.
Back doors and storage areas without a real gate on entry.
No proof of who entered, when or on whose credential.
Access control and video intercom hold the doors and gates: mobile credentials, video-verified entry, and after-hours intercom answered by live operators rather than a buzzer. Every access event is paired with video in one searchable log: who, where, when and on which credential. Controlled facilities get restricted-area scheduling and detailed entry records, designed around the site's compliance requirements.
Mobile credentials control who opens what.
After-hours intercom answered by live operators.
Who, where, when and which credential, paired with video.
The cameras record full colour day and night, true colour in low light rather than washed-out IR, so identifying detail survives over the floor, storage and back doors. AI flags people, vehicles, loitering and intrusion. Playback exports clean as evidence, and the system is health-monitored so a camera doesn't quietly go dark.
People, vehicle, loitering and intrusion alerts.
Identifying detail holds up in low light.
Clean exports; system health watched for outages.
When the site is closed, trained operators keep watching live. AI flags; a trained operator verifies. Operators speak down on site to deter, coordinate with law enforcement and document the response, around the clock, without staffing a guard on site overnight.
Operators confirm and intervene by on-site audio.
A real person escalates a verified event.
Detect, deter, escalate: every step on record.
For a staffed post, we assess the layout and map access vulnerabilities and foot-traffic patterns. Then we place a guard where presence deters: the entrance, the floor, the close. Guards manage visitors and access points and de-escalate without disruption. Every shift is briefed, supervised and documented.
Doors and gates open on credentials and verified entry, not a buzzer.
Every access event paired with video: who entered, when and how.
Full-colour, exportable footage that holds up when it's needed.
Access, cameras, monitoring and guards under one program.
Recording isn't preventing. ACS positions cameras and controlled access to deter before an incident. Live operators verify and intervene instead of documenting after the fact.
Yes. Access control and video intercom hold the doors and gates with mobile credentials and video-verified entry. Every access event is paired with video in one searchable log: who entered, where, when and on which credential.
Yes. Controlled facilities get restricted-area scheduling and detailed entry records, designed around the site's compliance requirements.
Live operators, not an automated buzzer. After-hours intercom is answered by trained people who verify the request on video before anything opens, and the event is logged.
The cameras record full-colour day and night, true colour in low light rather than washed-out IR, so identifying detail survives over the floor, storage and back doors. Playback is clean and exportable when you need it as evidence.
Yes. Live virtual monitoring keeps watching after hours. AI flags activity and a trained operator verifies it, then voices down on site to deter and coordinates with police. It runs around the clock without staffing a guard on site overnight.
Every guard is individually licensed under Ontario's PSISA and screened before representing ACS. Operations carry $5M comprehensive general liability coverage.
Yes. ACS delivers access control, CCTV, live virtual monitoring and guards as one accountable program. The layers are assessed together so they work as one, not as separate vendors.
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