Residential

Monitoring and the property activity log

Installation is the beginning, not the end of the job. After the install we take the property into monitoring: we watch the state of the devices, log events, and let you know when something needs attention.

What's included in monitoring

24/7 event log

Every door opening, camera motion event, and sensor signal — timestamped.

Alert notifications

A push notification the moment something needs attention; the team follows up during business hours.

Network health

Online/offline status of cameras, access points, and routers.

Leak and smoke sensors

Early warning for a leak, smoke, or elevated CO levels.

Access for the property manager

Separate permissions for cleaning staff, a management company, or a concierge.

Monthly report

A property summary: events, access, equipment status.

Video archive

Footage is stored locally, on-site, not in the cloud — exportable for a chosen period on request.

Remote viewing

Live camera viewing from anywhere through a secure tunnel — a subscription feature for viewing, not storage.

This is what the log looks like from the inside

A real example of one evening's events on a property — not a placeholder, but the actual format the data is recorded in.

monitoring.loglive
panel-gatecode accepted18:42:03
code-4821expired19:15:20
motion-yarddetected19:40:12
sensor-leak-01ok20:00:00
uplinkonline20:00:00
valve-mainclosed22:05:30
cam-02recording22:06:00
door-01locked23:10:44

Who this matters most for

  • The property is in short-term rental and often sits empty between guests
  • The owner isn't in Cyprus year-round
  • Staff regularly work on-site — cleaning, gardening, management
  • A provable access history is needed to meet rental requirements