🔔 About Alarms
Alarms have multiple use cases, for example:
An email can be sent to HR if someone has a temperature higher than 37.5°C.
A push notification can be sent to a site manager if someone is not authorised to enter the premises.
A message can be posted on Slack to inform a Host of a visitor's arrival.
Alerts can update third-party systems via webhooks.
Aware supports multiple types of alarms for different use cases. This series of documents explain in detail how to set up, configure and use each alarm type.
For each alarm type, you can also:
Alarm Types
Each alarm type has specific options to configure, and some alarms also allow for an inclusive/exclusive setting.
Profile alarms, that alert upon the sight of an individual.
A particular person is seen (a specific Identity in your database is recognised).
Someone that is not a particular person is seen (someone in your database - that is not a specific identity - is recognised).
Label alarms, that alert upon the sight of anyone from a group.
Someone from a group is seen (an identity in your database with that Label is recognised).
Someone that does not belong to a group is seen (an identity in your database without that Label is recognised).
Check-In alarms, that alert about occurrences related to checking in and out of premises using Doorkeeper kiosks.
Someone checks in.
Someone checks out.
Someone is stopped at a Doorkeeper point of entry.
Someone that has not checked in, is seen, triggering a Missed Check In alarm.
Attendance alarms, that alert about late check-ins/out of individuals or groups.
Temperature alarms, that alert upon an elevated temperature read from a connected thermometer.
Elevated absolute temperature - the temperature detected is above a given temperature, e.g. 37.5°C.
Elevated baseline temperature - the temperature detected is above the individual's baseline (or the camera's baseline for unknown traffic).