HOW DOES SNIPR WORK?
CAMERA. LIGHTS. ACTION
Unique License Plate Recognition Software System.
Technology can be confusing. Our aim is to make things easier for you.
Let’s run through a scenario in your precinct.
THIS IS SNIPR:
Incident
A vehicle is stolen, or in any way suspicious, meaning the number plate is recorded in our system as being of interest to Law Enforcement.
2. Reported
This is reported to our 24 Hour Call Centre 031 035 0218, or through our many partnerships with Law Enforcement and SAPS, we are alerted to flag the vehicle.
3. Database
Information is loaded on Sought Vehicle Databases both locally and globally. This syncs with our Database ensuring we have consistently updated and correct information to work with.
4. Camera!
The stolen vehicle is driven past one of our SNIPR Cameras. The number plate is photographed, decrypted and analysed. This is then sent through to our Call Centre.
5.Hotlist
The plate is checked against the hotlists. Any plates connected to vehicles that are reported as missing, stolen, cloned or suspicious (in any way flagged)
6. Notify
A notification of this incident in your precinct is sent to you for visual verification
7. Lights!
Simultaneously, on-the-ground forces, like the relevant CPF’s, Law enforcement, and Security Companies are informed.
8. Action!
Teams that mobilise based on our information can recover stolen vehicles, as well as apprehend drivers. Effectively preventing them from participating in future crime.
QUICK FACTS
Largest Dynamic Private Database in SA.
24-7 Services. Always watching and looking up suspicious vehicles.
Designed and maintained for and by South Africans for the SA Market.
In-House research and development.
Working hand in hand with:
Neighbourhood watch and Suburban H.O.A associations
Lifestyle Estates
Business Estates
Towns and Precinct Managers
Government and local law enforcement
Security Companies
Farming Communities
Rhino Poachers and other endangered species associations.
24-7 Manned Validation Centre.
Consistently grooming data for suspicious activity and flagging this to the correct authorities.
Response - Escalating all flagged activity to our growing validation network of first responders and local law enforcement.
Hot list offenders deterring future criminal activity.
Close to 2000 Cameras nationally.
THE BOTTOM LINE?
Our cameras are not just installed in your community to capture images. Surveillance Cameras for camera’s sake are at best a deterrent, and at worst, a false sense of security.
Our unique and widespread system is linked to multiple national databases, including South African Law Enforcement. We track and monitor vehicles 24-7, flagging suspicious vehicles as they enter your precinct, and alerting the relevant authorities.
We have made it our business to secure communities through virtual 24-7 Patrol systems.
Virtual Eyes on the ground for when Patrollers are not around.
