See More. Do More. Anywhere.
Intelligent camera and edge solutions that keep your people, assets and operations secure and connected — across any industry.
- Corporate offices
- Warehouses & distribution
- Manufacturing & industrial
- Parking & facilities
- Construction sites
- Education & healthcare
- Gates & access
- Scales & fuel systems
Cameras, gate controllers, scales, fuel systems and shop equipment all depend on the network. Spicsoft connects, segments, secures and monitors them so they are reliable—and never a back door into your business.
Problems this solves
- Cameras that were not recording when you needed them
- A gate on its own line nobody manages
- Fuel, scale and shop systems with unknown remote access
Everything needed to run it—not just install it.
From assessment to ongoing management.
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We inventory the devices on your property.
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We connect and segment them securely.
- 3
We monitor them with the rest of your environment.
What changes for your business.
Managed under one agreement with 24/7 monitoring, support and a named team accountable for the result.
- Cameras that record when you need them
- Vendors who can reach their equipment—and nothing else
- One partner for the office and the yard
Straight answers.
Specific to this service. Support hours, onboarding, pricing and service area are covered on our FAQ page.
Can you use our existing cameras?
If they are supportable, yes. We assess and tell you which to keep.
How long is video retained?
Set by you and your policy; storage is sized to match.
Who else can see the cameras?
Only the people and vendors you authorize—access is controlled and logged.
Can we view cameras from a phone?
Yes. Secure remote viewing for authorised staff is set up without exposing the camera network to the internet.
Can cameras, door access and alarms be on one system?
They can share one managed, segmented network and be monitored together, even where different vendors supply them—and we coordinate those vendors so you are not the go-between.
Will cameras slow down the office network?
No. Video runs on its own segment with its own capacity, so recording and playback never compete with dispatch, phones or file access.
