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The definitive 10-chapter guide to mastering GCXONE. From first login and RBAC configuration to advanced AI filtering, enterprise alarm routing, and fleet intelligence.

10
Chapters
2
Learning Tracks
99%
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Choose Your Track

Two paths, one mastery destination

New Admin Track
Start here if you're new to GCXONE
Advanced Architecture
Deep dives for experienced admins
Chapter 01

Platform Overview

Understand what GCXONE is, how it works, and the architectural foundations every administrator must know before configuring the platform.

Module Objectives
  • Define GCXONE and its role in modern security operations
  • Describe the entity hierarchy and cascading behaviors
  • Explain how GCXONE integrates with Evalink Talos
  • Identify key AI features and their purpose in reducing false alarms

What is GCXONE?

GCXONE is a cloud-based, AI-powered monitoring and operations platform delivering unified video surveillance and IoT services as a Security Management SaaS. It enables centralized remote monitoring without local infrastructure — a single intelligent interface for alarms, device health, dashboards, workflows, and AI tools.

🧠
AI-Powered

NOVA99x filters up to 99% of false alarms before any alarm reaches an operator.

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Cloud-Native SaaS

No local infrastructure. Fully multi-tenant with strict data isolation per organization.

🔒
Role-Aware

Every user sees only assigned modules, entities, and dashboards — enforced by RBAC.

📈
Built to Scale

Onboard hundreds of sites with BulkImport. Grow operations without proportional headcount.

🔗
Talos Integration

Works hand-in-hand with Evalink Talos as the operator workflow layer for alarm handling.

🏥
Device Health

HealthCheck continuously monitors every camera for offline, obstructed, or degraded states.

GCXONE Dashboard
Figure 1.0 — The GCXONE Unified Operational Dashboard — central hub for global visibility.

The Alarm Lifecycle

Every alarm follows a strictly structured, traceable 5-step lifecycle:

1
Devices & Cameras
2
NOVA99x AI Filter
3
Verified → Talos
4
Operator Review
5
Resolved + Audit

Multi-Tenant Entity Hierarchy

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Service Provider (Tenant)
Root logic: global fleet operations, macro SLA reporting, multi-site roles
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Customer (Organization)
Discrete client groups with segmented dashboards and billing logic
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Site (Physical Location)
Tangible geo-fences with incident mapping and local operators
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Device (NVR / Bridge / AI Box)
Connectivity boundary with streaming config and device health
🎯
Sensor (Camera / Detector)
Finest data granularity — individual rule application vector
💡
Cascading Inheritance
Entity trees cascade natively. Selecting an entire Customer automatically grants access to all sub-Sites, Devices, and Sensors beneath it. Vital to understand when structuring access maps for senior admins vs. site-only guard roles.
Entity hierarchy
Figure 1.1 — Entity hierarchy trail: Service Provider → Customer → Site → Device → Sensor

GCXONE vs. Evalink Talos

🔷 GCXONE Side

• Ingests real-time streams from connected fleets
• Runs NOVA99x AI pipelines to reject false alarms
• Empowers operators with live video and playback
• Handles deep configuration across entity hierarchies

🔶 Evalink Talos Side

• Receives scrubbed, verified alarm signals from GCXONE
• Acts as the tactical command layer for operator queues
• Initiates rapid escalation chains and SLA rules
• Enforces "Next Steps" flow charts for crisis resolution

Chapter 02

Admin Onboarding & System Setup

Deploy GCXONE from day zero. Covers system requirements, Super Admin initialization, account validation, and establishing the structural framework to operate securely.

Module Objectives
  • Validate core pre-deployment networking rules
  • Execute Super Admin initialization gracefully
  • Configure foundational Service Provider metadata
  • Complete the deployment verification pipeline

Browser Requirements

BrowserMin VersionStatus
Google Chromev90+Optimal
Mozilla Firefoxv88+Supported
Microsoft Edgev90+ (Chromium)Supported
Apple Safariv14+Limited
Internet ExplorerAnyBlocked

Firewall & Port Requirements

PortDirectionPurpose
443 (HTTPS)Client → CloudCore UI, API tunneling, Sanity CDN
554 (RTSP) / 443BidirectionalRTSP streams or WebRTC negotiation
8000 / 80Device → CloudHikvision/ISAPI HTTP event nodes
DC09 ProtocolGCXONE → CMSExternal alarm receiver forwarding
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IP Whitelisting
For secured corporate networks, GCXONE provides CIDR block ranges. Refer to your deployment engineer or <strong>Installer Guide → Whitelist Subnets</strong>. These ranges are critical for edge-bridge hardware.

Super Admin Onboarding Path

1
Receive Invitation Email
NXGEN dispatch sends a welcome invitation to the Super Admin's business email from <code>no-reply@nxgen.cloud</code>.
2
Confirm Email Address
Click <strong>Confirm Email</strong> to validate the domain. This mitigates routing errors and locks the user schema against spoofing.
3
Set Cryptographic Password
Click the <strong>Password Configuration</strong> token. This payload expires precisely <strong>24 hours</strong> post-issuance.
4
Authenticate
Return to your tenant URL. Log in with established credentials. Multi-tenant operators will see an organization selector.
Settings Navigation
Figure 2.1 — Settings module structure governing role capabilities.

Establishing System Architecture

1
Define Service Provider Info
📍Settings/Service Provider
Set root organization branding, regional locale, operational timezones, and SOC contact variables.
2
Create Customer Entities
📍Configuration/Customers
Map your clients or internal divisions. For 100+ entities, use the BulkImport CSV framework.
3
Deploy Sites
📍Configuration/Sites
Define unique geographical constraints and link each site to its correct customer.
4
Register Devices
📍Configuration/Devices
Add bridges, NVRs, or cloud-direct nodes with correct endpoint definitions and credentials.

Deployment Validation Checklist

01
Firewalls, routing, and NAT rules verified
02
Super Admin login operational
03
Minimum Customer/Site topology mapped
04
First hardware node connected and streaming
05
Test alarm received at Talos/DC09
06
HealthCheck engine active on node 1
Full Reference Article
Admin Training — Setup Order, Daily Cadences & Ongoing Workflows
The four things every admin must configure before a customer goes live, plus daily and weekly operational cadences and event-driven task lists.
Chapter 03

Advanced User & Role Management

A masterclass on GCXONE's Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) doctrine — privilege scaling, entity access overlays, automated inheritance mapping, and specialized SOC role configurations.

Module Objectives
  • Differentiate Module Privileges from Entity Boundaries
  • Implement Override and Merge entity logic layers
  • Scaffold roles like Guard, Auditor, and Executive
  • Solve complex access edge-cases efficiently

Roles & Permissions

GCXONE uses role-based access control (RBAC) to determine exactly what each user can see and do. Every user must be assigned a role — without one, they land on a blocked screen immediately after login. Roles combine three things: the modules they can access, the actions they can perform within each module, and which customers and sites they can operate on.

Role Management screen showing all configured roles
Figure 3.1 — Settings → Roles. The Role Management screen lists every role in the tenant with user counts and actions.
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Set up roles before inviting users
A user invited without a role assigned lands on a blocked screen the moment they log in and stays blocked until an admin manually assigns them a role. Design your role structure, create the roles, then invite users.

Creating a Custom Role

1
Role Information
📍Settings/Roles/Configure New Role
Enter the role name and description. Toggle <strong>Default Role</strong> on if every newly invited user should receive this role automatically.
2
Module Permissions
Work through each platform module in the left panel. Grant or remove specific capabilities per module — Dashboard, Configuration, Video Activity Search, Marketplace, Alarm Manager, Talos, and more.
3
Entity Access
Set which customers, sites, and devices this role can operate on. Enable <strong>Include Children</strong> on any parent to auto-include all sub-entities — including future additions.
Configure New Role wizard — Role Information step
Figure 3.2 — The role wizard opens with Role Information. Name the role specifically: "NL Operator – Securitas" is more useful than "Operator 2".
Configuration module permission settings
Figure 3.3 — Each module has granular capabilities. The Configuration tab controls everything from adding customers to editing device credentials — Admin only.

Entity Access — Three Modes

Full access for all entities enabled
Figure 3.4 — Full Access mode: role sees every customer and site in the tenant. Use only for internal admin accounts.
Selected entities with Include Children toggle
Figure 3.5 — Selected Entities mode: assign specific customers and sites. Enable Include Children to auto-include any sub-entities added in future.
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Override Mode
Acts as a <strong>complete replacement</strong>. Setting an Override to "Site Beta" entirely revokes access to any previously-held "Site Alpha". Use for strict geographic confinement.
Merge Mode
Acts <strong>additively</strong>. Role grants "Site Alpha" + Merge "Site Beta" = both sites accessible. Ideal for temporary cross-coverage when operators aid a different locale.

Role Configuration Reference

Role TypeEnable These ModulesEntity Mode
Super AdminAll modulesFull Access
AdminDashboard, Config, Insights, Reports, MarketplaceFull or Selected
OperatorDashboard, Alarm Manager, Video Viewer, MapSelected Entities
InstallerConfiguration (Devices), Video Viewer (Live)Per-site via Override
End UserDashboard, Video Viewer (Live only)Selected Sites
Field TechnicianVideo Viewer, Alarm Manager (Arm/Disarm), MapPer-technician Override
Full Reference Article
Roles & Permissions — Admin Setup Guide
Full RBAC reference: built-in roles, custom role wizard, module permission decisions per role type, entity access modes, per-user overrides, and post-migration recovery steps.
Chapter 04

Alarm Management Integration

Configure how verified alarms flow from GCXONE to your Central Monitoring Station — via legacy SIA DC-09 or modern Evalink Talos APIs — and understand the full alarm workflow lifecycle.

Module Objectives
  • Configure legacy DC09 CMS integration and handle IP mapping
  • Set up Evalink Talos REST connections
  • Map geographical sites accurately to CMS logical accounts
  • Trace the alarm payload lifecycle from detection to resolution
📡
SIA DC-09

Industry-standard protocol for IP alarm transmission. GCXONE extends each signal by injecting a secure web link embedding pre-event footage, live feeds, and AI bounding boxes into the CMS browser view.

🔗
Evalink Talos

Cloud-native platform with REST architecture. Achieves bidirectional state synchronization, dynamic operator cueing, and eliminates legacy IP mapping constraints entirely.

Configuring DC09 CMS Integration

1
Navigate to AMS in Marketplace
📍Marketplace/Alarm Management System/[Select CMS]
Go to Marketplace → Alarm Management System tab to filter available transmission integrations.
2
Select Your CMS Vendor
Click Explore on your CMS (Amwin, Lisa, Immix, Manitou). For unlisted vendors, select "Other CMS System" for a raw DC-09 channel.
3
Specify Connection Vectors
Enter the <strong>DC09 Receiver IP Address</strong> (WAN public IP) and <strong>DC09 Receiver Port</strong> (TCP port on the receiver firewall).
4
Initialize TCP Socket
GCXONE pings the receiver. A successful handshake updates the card to <badge variant="green">Configured</badge>. Alarms only flow for mapped sites.
5
Execute Site-to-Account Mapping
Click edit on each site. Set <strong>DC09 Account ID</strong> (must EXACTLY match the CMS string — case-sensitive) and optional encryption key.
6
Transmission Verification
Run a testing sequence via the diagnostics tab. Green lights confirm packets are acknowledged by the CMS.
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Most Common Failure: Account ID Mismatch
Over 85% of failed DC09 transmissions result from a mismatched Account ID. If the CMS expects <code>Site-A200</code> but GCXONE sends <code>Site_a200</code>, the receiver silently discards the packet. Verify string hashes diligently.
AMS Mapping Table
Figure 4.1 — AMS Mapping Table: Red rows = sites without a CMS route. Green rows = actively forwarding packets.

Configuring Evalink Talos Integration

1
Harvest Talos Credentials
📍Marketplace/Alarm Management System/Evalink Talos/Configure
In your Talos dashboard → <strong>API Management</strong>. Extract your <strong>API Key</strong> and <strong>Company ID</strong>.
2
Inject Credentials in Marketplace
Open the Evalink Talos card in GCXONE Marketplace, paste both tokens, and submit.
3
Bidirectional Sync Confirmed
A green banner confirms connection. Synchronization immediately bridges GCXONE topologies into Talos — no manual mapping required.
Talos integration
Figure 4.3 — Evalink Talos module activated. The green pulse indicates persistent REST connectivity.
Full Reference Article
Alarm Configuration — DC-09, Talos, Alarm Code Mapping & AutoStream
Complete two-layer alarm setup: outbound CMS routing via DC-09 or Talos REST, alarm code mapping (With Clip Download vs. Stream Only), AutoStream zone configuration, and full alarm flow from device to operator.
Chapter 05

Mass Topology Config & Integrations

Master advanced deployment strategies for massive-scale integrations. Leverage BulkImport algorithms, understand bridging mechanisms, and integrate diverse endpoint families effortlessly.

Module Objectives
  • Execute massive data transformations using BulkImport spreadsheets
  • Analyse structural device capabilities (NVR, AI Box, Direct Cloud)
  • Interpret and assign streaming transport rules
  • Initiate fully automated cross-platform sync pipelines

BulkImport Engine

Managing 500+ site conversions manually guarantees human error. BulkImport operates as a deterministic ingestion pipeline validating topology rules via standardised Excel schematics, processing hundreds of devices per minute.

⬆️
1. Payload Structuring

Export the .xlsx template. Map internal databases to the rigid column expectations. Format syntax cleanly.

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2. Pre-Flight Parsing

Upload to initiate the data verification script. It isolates unmapped relational data (e.g. Device → non-existent Site) instantly.

3. Instantiation

Commit the payload. The database recursively generates Sites, associates Devices, and spins up connection threads simultaneously.

Customer matrix import
Figure 5.1 — Customer matrix import detailing required vs. optional fields.
Site ingestion
Figure 5.2 — Site ingestion confirming geolocation extraction and parent assignment.
Bulk binding edge endpoints
Figure 5.3 — Bulk binding edge endpoints to the newly ingested hierarchies.

Supported Integrations

📹
Hikvision
Direct NVR/SDK
📹
Dahua
NVR Edge
📹
Hanwha Vision
NVR Edge
📹
Eagle Eye Networks
Cloud NVR
☁️
Hik-ProConnect
Cloud Federation
☁️
Milestone XProtect
VMS Hybrid
☁️
Axis Camera Station
Cloud Controller
☁️
Dahua Cloud ARC
Cloud Federation
🎥
Axis Direct IP
Smart Camera
🤖
Camect AI Box
AI Edge
🔒
AJAX Security
IoT Panel
🛡️
SenStar
Perimeter Edge
Full Reference Article
Site & Device Management — Genesis Portal Hierarchy & Configuration
The complete admin portal hierarchy from Service Provider to Sensor. Covers advanced SP properties, map overlays, device Active/Report Events controls, and best practices for maintenance windows.
Chapter 06

Fleet Intelligence & AI Deep Monitoring

Command extreme situational awareness via HealthCheck and NOVA99x AI pipelines. Transition from reactive break-fix to predictive analytical insight driving constant operational efficiency.

Module Objectives
  • Analyse the structural mechanics of the HealthCheck probing engine
  • Decipher advanced diagnostic codes and operational states
  • Develop complex reporting vectors for SLA compliance
  • Deconstruct the NOVA99x false-alarm filtering framework

HealthCheck — Granular Fleet Telemetry

HealthCheck runs multi-stage visual and packet verification diagnostics against every camera node simultaneously. It prevents scenarios where cameras silently stream blacked-out matrices while local operators believe coverage is total.

HealthCheck Board
Figure 6.1 — HealthCheck Operations Center: fleet-scale failure states and health logic.

Diagnostic Detection Scope

01
Layer 3 Constraints — Absolute packet transmission loss resulting in endpoint timeout.
02
Environmental Sabotage — Detected spray-paint, tape blockage, or spider web occlusions via AI spatial variance.
03
Illumination Spikes — Total overexposure (sunrise blinding) or underexposed night-vision IR failure drops.
04
Axial Redirection — Camera chassis forcibly relocated post-installation (tilt/tamper mismatch detection).
05
Firmware Overlays — Detection of manufacturer color bar or test pattern overlays hiding live events.

HealthCheck Subscription Tiers

TierEngine MechanicsProbe FrequencyModel
Basic CoreStream viability and basic packet validation12-Hour CycleReactive
Plus ModelManual on-demand diagnostics + automated compliance reporting15 Min – 4 HoursActive Professional
Advanced AIDeep neural net image parsing to hunt sabotage anomaliesGranular VariablePredictive Enterprise
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Cascading HealthCheck Subscription
Subscribe the parent Customer to HealthCheck, and every subsequently onboarded Site/Device automatically subscribes downward — no admin intervention needed for new hardware.

NOVA99x AI — False Alarm Elimination

NOVA99x is not a filter — it's a multi-layered AI pipeline that evaluates frame data in real time before any alert reaches a human operator. It applies Object Detection, Dynamic Motion Analysis, and Spatial ReID simultaneously to block up to 99% of non-actionable triggers.

HealthCheck list view
Figure 6.2 — Telemetry matrix organized by timestamp and predictive algorithm findings.
Full Reference Article
HealthCheck — Fleet Health Monitoring & Subscription Setup
How to subscribe cameras to HealthCheck at the right hierarchy level, schedule check intervals, generate SLA reports, and interpret health status results.
Chapter 07

Video Matrix & Playback

Configure and manage the high-performance video operations center. Live View matrix configurations, timeline forensic playback, zero-latency PTZ control, and evidence extraction.

Module Objectives
  • Build and deploy multi-tenant Live View matrices
  • Execute forensic playback investigations across mixed vendor hardware
  • Master zero-latency PTZ tracking
  • Deploy Wall Monitor environments for large SOC setups

Live View Matrix Engine

Live View is a high-density, multi-threaded WebRTC matrix capable of rendering simultaneous 4K streams with millisecond latency. Operators build complex situational awareness grids pulling from entirely disparate geographic sites simultaneously.

Live View grid
Figure 7.1 — Tactical Grid View: multi-camera WebRTC streams across different customer topologies.
📺
Dynamic Aspect Ratios

Grid cells auto-reconstruct based on stream aspect ratios (16:9, 4:3, Corridor Mode).

🔍
Digital Deep Zoom

GPU-accelerated region enhancement without moving the physical PTZ.

🗂️
CustomView Saving

Save grid matrices. Load "Night Shift North" with one click for 16 specific feeds.

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Alarm Pop-Up Matrix

Alarming cameras automatically push to priority focus grids.

Stream Troubleshooting

IssueRoot CauseResolution
Infinite SpinnerWebRTC / STUN blockedWhitelist external UDP ports. Fallback to TCP streams.
Choppy FramesI-Frame starvation or bandwidth saturationApply AutoStream limits. Force Sub-Stream profiles globally.
"No Permission" ErrorRBAC entity violationGrant Video View access to the specific Site in role bindings.
Gray SmearsPacket loss over cellular/satellite linksIncrease I-Frame interval on edge NVR/Camera UI directly.

Forensic Playback

Playback timeline
Figure 7.2 — Synchronized playback timeline scrubbing over historical NVR blocks.
1
Isolate Target Sensor
Navigate the hierarchy to the specific sensor node — must select the camera, not the parent NVR.
2
Initialize Playback Transport
Click the Timeline icon overlay. The engine drops live stream and requests the storage index from the edge device.
3
Scrub & Analyse
Green blocks = continuous recording. Red blocks = trigger events. Mouse wheel zooms the timeline scale from Days to Seconds.
4
Velocity Control
Adjust transport speed (0.25× to 16×) to hunt anomalies rapidly.
5
Chain of Custody Export
Click <strong>Export</strong> to extract a cryptographically watermarked MP4 segment. Requires <badge variant="gold">Export RBAC</badge> capability.
Chapter 08

Reporting & Analytics

Generate insights, track performance, and deliver scheduled reports to customers and stakeholders using GCXONE's built-in reporting and analytics tools.

Module Objectives
  • Use the Operations Dashboard for real-time visibility
  • Access Analytics for performance insights and KPIs
  • Create and schedule automated reports
  • Share reports directly with customers
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Operations Dashboard

Real-time global visibility across all customers, sites, and alarm states.

Target
KPI Analytics

Deep performance metrics: response times, alarm rates, operator efficiency.

Clock
Scheduled Reports

Auto-generate and email PDF/Excel reports on configurable cadences.

Download
Customer Sharing

Deliver reports directly to customer stakeholders from within GCXONE.

Creating Scheduled Reports

1
Select Report Type
📍Settings/Reports/+ Create New Schedule
Choose from HealthCheck SLA, Alarm Summary, Operator Performance, or Custom KPI templates.
2
Set Entity Scope
Target a specific Customer, Site, or fleet-wide scope. Reports cascade entity hierarchy automatically.
3
Configure Schedule
Set delivery cadence (Daily, Weekly, Monthly) and time. Choose PDF, Excel, or both formats.
4
Add Recipients
Enter internal stakeholder emails or external customer contacts. Reports dispatch from GCXONE mail servers.
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HealthCheck Report as SLA Evidence
Monthly HealthCheck PDF reports serve as verifiable SLA evidence for customers — showing uptime, offline incidents, and response times. Schedule these automatically to build trust and reduce support queries.

Heat Mapping & Spatial Analytics

Heat Mapping overlays aggregate alarm frequency data onto site floor plans and geographic maps, revealing hotspots requiring camera repositioning, lighting improvements, or additional coverage zones. Invaluable for quarterly customer business reviews.

Full Reference Article
Standard Reports — Report Types, Schedules & Delivery
Available report types (HealthCheck SLA, Alarm Summary, Operator Performance), how to create scheduled deliveries, format options (PDF/Excel), and recipient management.
Chapter 09

Operational Tools

Master the operational toolkit — Audit Log for compliance, Maps for spatial awareness, Universal Search for fast navigation, and Tags for intelligent organization.

Module Objectives
  • Use the Audit Log for compliance and incident investigation
  • Configure interactive Maps with site overlays
  • Use Universal Search effectively across the platform
  • Organise entities with Tags for operational filtering
Eye
Audit Log

Immutable, timestamped record of all significant platform actions for compliance and forensics.

Map
Interactive Maps

Geographic overlay of sites, live alarm pins, and sensor positions on satellite or floor plan.

Search
Universal Search

Ctrl+K global search across customers, sites, devices, users, and alarms instantly.

Tag
Smart Tags

Cross-entity tagging enabling powerful filtered views across your entire fleet.

Audit Log Deep Dive

The Audit Log captures every privileged action: user logins, role changes, alarm acknowledgements, configuration edits, and video exports. Each entry is cryptographically sealed with a timestamp, user identity, entity context, and action payload — providing irrefutable forensic evidence.

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Compliance Use Case
For GDPR or ISO 27001 audits, export the Audit Log filtered by date range and user. The immutable record demonstrates system governance and proves no unauthorized configuration changes occurred.

Universal Search — Ctrl+K

Universal Search is the fastest way to navigate GCXONE. Pressing <kbd>Ctrl+K</kbd> opens a global search overlay that queries customers, sites, devices, users, and recent alarms simultaneously. Administrators managing 1,000+ entities use this as their primary navigation method.

Chapter 10

Platform Breakthroughs

Explore GCXONE's advanced feature set — the Marketplace, operational efficiency tools, and specialised modules that differentiate enterprise deployments.

Module Objectives
  • Navigate the Marketplace for integrations and automations
  • Use ZenMode for rapid alarm review workflows
  • Configure PulseView for advanced dashboard compositions
  • Understand TowerGuard for mobile/temporary deployments
Cpu
NOVA99x AI

Eradicate up to 99% of false alarms using computer vision, dynamic motion detection, and spatial ReID. The AI core that makes GCXONE's economics possible.

Activity
HealthCheck

Predictive fleet telemetry that detects offline cameras, physical sabotage, and visual degradation — automatically and continuously.

Workflow
Talos Integration

Seamless REST API synchronisation with Evalink Talos for dynamic operator cueing and bidirectional state updates.

Zap
ZenMode

Immersive full-screen alarm review mode. Rapid-fire alarm queuing with keyboard shortcuts for maximum throughput per operator.

Database
TowerGuard

Mobile CCTV tower management module for temporary and rapid-deployment security infrastructure at events or construction sites.

Award
Genie AI

Natural language AI assistant available across all dashboard screens. Query alarms, manage tickets, and spawn bulk actions by conversation.

The Marketplace

The GCXONE Marketplace is the central hub for activating integrations, automation plugins, and specialised modules. From alarm management systems (DC09/Talos) to third-party VMS connectors and enterprise SSO configurations — the Marketplace provides a single configuration surface for extending platform capability without custom development.

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Genie AI — Admin Power Tool
Genie AI understands the full GCXONE data model. Ask it: <em>"Show me all offline cameras in Acme Corp"</em>, <em>"Open a ticket for Site Berlin defect"</em>, or <em>"Generate an alarm summary for last week."</em> Available persistently in the sidebar without losing your current workspace context.
Appendix A

Quick Reference

Essential navigation paths, role configuration cheat sheets, and the admin go-live checklist.

Navigation Paths — Admin Essentials

TaskNavigation Path
Invite a new userSettings → Users → Invite New User
Create a new roleSettings → Roles → Configure New Role
Edit entity accessSettings → Roles → Edit Entity Access
Configure DC09 CMSMarketplace → Alarm Management System → [CMS Name]
Configure Talos integrationMarketplace → Alarm Management System → Evalink Talos
Map sites to CMSAlarm Management System → Configuration
Enable HealthCheckConfiguration → [Entity] → Analytics Tab → Camera Health Check
Schedule a reportSettings → Reports → + Create New Schedule
Bulk import customersConfiguration → Customers → Import
Bulk import sitesConfiguration → Sites → Import
Bulk import devicesConfiguration → Devices → Import
View audit logConfiguration → Audit
Open Universal SearchTop Bar → 🔍 or Ctrl+K
View HealthCheck dashboardLeft Sidebar → 👁️ (Eye Icon)
Switch tenantSettings → Switch Tenant
Resend user invitationSettings → Users → [User Row] → Resend Invitation

Go-Live Checklist

01
Firewall and IP whitelist rules configured
02
Super Admin password set and login verified
03
Customers created (or bulk imported)
04
Sites created and assigned to customers
05
All devices registered and showing Online
06
Roles configured per team structure
07
Team members invited and access confirmed
08
Alarm Management System configured
09
Site mapping complete — all sites green
10
HealthCheck enabled for all sites
11
Test alarm confirmed received at CMS
12
At least one report schedule created
13
Audit Log access verified
Appendix B

Glossary of Terms

Platform terminology used throughout this manual and in the GCXONE interface.

TermDefinition
AMSAlarm Management System — the GCXONE module that forwards alarms to CMSs via DC09 or Talos.
ARCAlarm Receiving Center — facility that receives and processes alarm signals.
Audit LogImmutable, timestamped record of all significant user actions in the platform.
BulkImportGCXONE feature for mass-onboarding customers, sites, and devices via Excel template.
CMSCentral Monitoring Station — facility where operators monitor and respond to alarms.
CustomViewUser-defined camera layout saving specific camera combinations for quick recall.
CustomerAn organisation monitored by the Service Provider — second level in entity hierarchy.
DC09SIA DC-09 — industry-standard protocol for IP alarm signal transmission.
DevicePhysical hardware connected to GCXONE: NVR, camera, AI box, router, etc.
Edit Entity AccessGCXONE interface for customising entity access at the individual user level within a shared role.
EntityAny object in the GCXONE hierarchy: Customer, Site, Device, or Sensor.
HealthCheckGCXONE AI-powered fleet monitoring system detecting camera health issues proactively.
Include ChildrenHierarchy toggle ensuring child entities automatically inherit parent entity access.
MergeEntity access mode that additively adds entities to existing role access.
NOVA99xGCXONE AI pipeline filtering up to 99% of false alarms before reaching human operators.
OverrideEntity access mode that completely replaces existing role entity access.
RBACRole-Based Access Control — GCXONE's dual-axis permission model (privileges + entities).
SensorThe individual physical device: camera, motion detector, etc. — finest hierarchy granularity.
Service ProviderTenant root level — the company operating GCXONE on behalf of its customers.
SitePhysical location — third hierarchy level linking to Devices and Sensors.
TalosEvalink Talos — alarm management platform integrated with GCXONE as the operator command layer.
TowerGuardGCXONE module for mobile CCTV tower management in temporary deployments.
ZenModeFull-screen alarm review mode for maximum operator throughput with keyboard shortcuts.