Baseline asset record
List cameras, recorders, storage, network devices and relevant warranty information before agreeing a scope.
A system that displays an image today still needs recording, retrieval and fault-reporting checks.
STARK maintenance planning begins with an equipment inventory and an assessment of current condition. Agree preventive visits, remote checks where supported, complaint handling and the boundaries between labour, replacement parts and third-party faults. The complaint portal provides a clear way to record issues and follow updates; service commitments remain those in your agreement.
List cameras, recorders, storage, network devices and relevant warranty information before agreeing a scope.
Check view quality, physical condition, focus and obstructions where accessible within the agreed visit.
Review expected retention, recording continuity, storage warnings and the ability to retrieve sample footage.
Investigate recurring availability issues across the camera, switch, cabling and power path.
Register faults through the support portal, keep service history and record customer-visible updates.
Identify inclusions, exclusions, visit arrangements, parts treatment and escalation contacts in writing.
Share the information available to your team. Do not send passwords, private footage or access codes in the enquiry form.
The equipment and condition need assessment first. Availability of access, documentation, compatible parts and manufacturer support can affect the maintenance scope.
Only when the agreement explicitly includes them. Comprehensive and non-comprehensive arrangements should clearly state parts, labour, consumables and third-party costs.
Use the Client Support portal and complete all required details. Registration provides a private tracking route when the backend is running. Keep the ticket access code confidential.
Response and visit commitments depend on your agreed service level, location, fault priority and operating hours. The website does not promise one universal resolution time.
Cameras are only the beginning. Build a surveillance system around what your team needs to see, retrieve and act on.
Explore the solution 02 / SOLUTIONConnect the signal, the operator and the person who can act. A monitoring service needs a response process, not just a wall of video.
Explore the solution 03 / SOLUTIONPlan permissions around your people, your doors and the way your site operates.
Explore the solutionTell us about the site and the problem you need to solve. We will review the request before proposing a scope.