Clients started asking for technology
Contracts and tenders now bundle guarding with cameras, alarms, access control and reports. Buyers want the same level of protection while spending less on posts.
A stable network across your whole space, with guests kept apart from your own network.
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Custom softwareHow we workToolsBlogClient areaTalk to ARXYour client asks for cameras that alert, a front desk that works, reporting and integration. You deliver, with your brand up front and our engineering behind it.
ARX Protocol is a technology partner to private security companies. It does the technical design, installs and maintains the systems, supports proposals and public tenders, builds operations centers for your team to run and develops custom software. ARX does not provide guarding or monitoring services: that is your business.
Implementation: State of São Paulo: the capital, inland cities and the coastDesign and consulting: all of BrazilWe serve foreign companies that operate in Brazil
What changed
Three pressures arrived at the same time for those who live off service posts.
Contracts and tenders now bundle guarding with cameras, alarms, access control and reports. Buyers want the same level of protection while spending less on posts.
The Private Security Statute began treating electronic monitoring as a private security service, requiring authorization from the Federal Police. Those who offer it need to have their structure in order.
Among the public complaints we reviewed, the ones that keep repeating are about technology: a remote front desk that doesn't answer, a face that isn't recognized, footage that doesn't arrive, an alarm with no follow-up.
How ARX gets involved
A single contract or your entire operation. Without building a technology department before there is demand.
Network, cameras, access control, alarms and automation for your company's client, from the survey to the final test. Under your brand, if that's what we agree.
Preventive and corrective maintenance, plus monitoring of equipment health. A camera that goes offline shows up for us before it shows up for your client. On request.
Sizing, specification, technical memorandum and technology spreadsheet, so your proposal arrives with the technical side well resolved.
Room, screens, servers, network, software and licenses, all integrated. ARX builds it and provides support. Your team operates it.
Systems that don't talk to each other start talking. Reports come out ready for your client. What doesn't exist on the market, we develop.
Communication by digital radio or over the cellular network, body-worn and vehicle cameras, with your teams' positions on your operations center screen. Purchase or rental.
An assessment of what your operations center, your recording and your communications need to have. The legal side stays with your attorney. The technical side, with us.
Your team learns to use what was installed: cameras, analytics, radio and first-level maintenance. It does not replace the official training required of professionals.
The agreement
ARX supplies technology. The security service is provided by your company, under your own authorization.
We work with your brand up front or alongside you, as a technical partner. You decide, and the contract records it.
Neither do yours. Discretion is the house rule, and it covers your client base.
What hardly anyone tells you
What holds the contract together is what comes after: the camera in the right place, a network that holds up, recording that doesn't fail silently and someone who notices when something stops.
A slow intercom and a gate that won't open are usually connection and power problems, not the operator's. Without a dedicated network and backup power, complaints are certain.
Basic equipment confuses people who look alike and fails in low light. And a face is sensitive data: it needs notice, care with enrollment and an alternative for those who don't want to use it.
Equipment
Examples. The choice depends on your client's contract and budget.

Communication at the push of a button inside the building, yard or plant, without depending on a carrier.

Handheld and vehicle models that talk between cities and appear on the operations center map.

One lens sees the whole scene and the other zooms in on the detail, at the same time.

One screen to view and adjust the network, cameras and access, on a computer or phone.
Solutions
No. ARX is a technology company. It does not provide guarding, front desk service, escort or monitoring. The security service is yours. Our part is making the technology behind it work.
Yes, when that's what we agree. The ARX team can act on behalf of your company in technical design, installation and maintenance. The rules are set out in the contract, including protection of your client base.
No. Monitoring third-party properties is a private security service and requires authorization from the Federal Police. ARX builds the operations center, integrates the systems, trains your team on the tools and provides technical support. Your company operates it.
That is exactly what the partnership is for. You can start with a single contract: a residential building, a factory, a tender. ARX brings the engineering and you don't need to build a technical team before there is demand.
Yes, with the technical side: sizing, equipment specification, technical memorandum and technology spreadsheet. The commercial decision and your company's documentation stay with you. We do not promise a bid outcome.
Installation and maintenance are done in the State of São Paulo: the capital, the countryside and the coast. Technical design, consulting and software development serve all of Brazil.
Tell us what you want to solve. ARX replies clearly, with no obligation.
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