IP video intercom

Your doorbell can reach your phone.

A compatible IP video intercom sends entrance calls to your smartphone. Speak to the visitor and, if included, authorise opening.

Project-based quoteDevices, integrations and any subscriptions are specified after the system assessment.

Who it is for

Different people. Access to organise.

The useful question is simple: who should receive a call when someone rings? We design the path from the entrance panel to authorised people, checking the network, power, phones and door-release connection.

Villas and second homes

Calls reach configured phones using the priorities and methods supported by the selected solution.

Hospitality

Guests can reach the entrance manager even when they are not beside an indoor monitor.

Offices and businesses

We assess who should receive calls and who may use an optional opening command.

The starting point

Visitors ring while you are elsewhere

A fixed indoor monitor does not follow someone moving between rooms or away from the property.

A delivery needs instructions

The courier may need to know where to leave a parcel or whom to contact.

What we plan

A conversation before entry

Seeing and speaking to a visitor helps you handle the request before deciding whether to open.

Calls to the agreed phones

We configure supported users and test notifications with the phone locked and outside the property’s Wi-Fi.

Try the actions before the installation

You are out. Someone is at the door.

A door, a gate, a delivery: try what a compatible system could do from your phone.

Demonstration only · no connected devices
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An authorised guest has arrived. Simulate unlocking the door from a smartphone.

The demo does not use a camera or microphone. Phone calls, opening and state feedback depend on hardware, configuration, power and connectivity. Opening remains your choice.

Would you like this for your property?

Discuss your installation

In the project

Assess first. Then configure.

  • Entrance panel, cabling, network and power assessment
  • Recipient selection and compatible app setup
  • Audio and video tests using Wi-Fi and mobile data
  • Assessment of optional door or gate integration
  • Instructions for notifications, users and handling missed calls

Practical situations

What it could look like in practice.

Illustrative examples: functions and procedures are defined around your system.

A courier rings while you are out

Illustrative scenario: you receive the call, speak to the courier and indicate an agreed delivery point. If needed and supported by the system, you authorise opening. The command remains your choice.

A guest cannot find the entrance

Illustrative scenario: the manager answers from their phone and provides directions. If that entrance is integrated, they can send a separate opening command.

How we work

From the first conversation to an on-site test.

  1. Start with the existing intercom

    We identify the model, cabling, power and distances, then assess which components can be integrated or need replacing.

  2. Configure the call

    We agree recipients and permissions, install the required components and check phone settings.

  3. Test a visit

    Someone rings and a recipient answers away from the property network. We test audio, video and door release only where included.

Frequently asked questions

Answers before you choose.

We need its make, model and cabling details. Some systems can be integrated; others need different components or replacement. We check before proposing a solution.

Compatible systems offer this function when connectivity and the remote service are available. We test mobile-data use and the phone’s notification settings.

That depends on the platform, user roles and any licences. We verify the number of users and call behaviour during project planning.

Only if the door release or gate is compatible and integrated. You can also simply speak and provide directions: answering a call should not mean automatic opening.

Send entrance calls to the right people.

Tell us the entrance location, your current intercom and how many phones need to answer. We can assess door release too.