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Evolon Technology Partners with UCC and COPS Monitoring to Redefine Proactive Video Monitoring

Evolon Technology, a leader in AI-driven security solutions, has partnered with United Central Control (UCC) and COPS Monitoring (COPS), top providers of professional video monitoring, to revolutionize the proactive video monitoring market. Together, they will offer Evolon Insites Proactive Monitoring, a flexible suite of commercial video monitoring services designed to provide businesses with peace of mind, after-hours security, and the ability to self-monitor their properties with professional support available on demand.

This collaboration combines Evolon’s advanced AI and cloud-based analytics with UCC and COPS’ AlarmWatch expert monitoring services, delivering comprehensive security solutions that enhance protection and reduce operational costs. Evolon’s technology significantly reduces false alarms by filtering them out with precision, enabling AlarmWatch operators to focus on genuine threats, improve response times, and more effectively deter crime.

The partnership introduces innovative, tiered services tailored to meet diverse business needs. The Professional Video Monitoring tier offers businesses predictable monthly pricing for after-hours protection. The MIY (Monitor It Yourself) option empowers small business owners to manage security through an intuitive mobile app. The SOS (On-Demand Monitoring) tier provides flexible, emergency support, allowing businesses to call in professional monitoring only when necessary.

Each service is supported by a smartphone app featuring live video viewing, event recording, alarm visibility, and emergency dispatch capabilities. The app’s AI copilot enables rapid searches, allowing users to locate specific video events, such as identifying vehicles by make, model, and color, or detecting loitering incidents.

Tom Galvin, CEO of Evolon, highlighted the benefits of the solution, stating, “Our all-inclusive packages provide businesses with an integrated, seamless security solution, including an intuitive mobile app, AI-powered copilot, cloud event storage, and professional after-hours protection. There are no hidden charges or complexities.”

He further emphasized the value of the partnership with AlarmWatch, noting its ability to deliver cost-effective protection to businesses of all sizes. “Together, we’re enabling our channel partners to offer enhanced value to their clients while driving proactive video monitoring to the forefront.”

Teresa Gonzalez, President of UCC, expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, praising Evolon’s AI technology and its impact on simplifying video monitoring. “We’ve adopted Evolon AI in our UL, FM, and TMA 5-Diamond certified centers and have been impressed with their solution and dedication to making video monitoring more accessible for businesses, large and small.”

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