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Alarm.com for Your Business Alarm.com helps business owners and managers secure valuables and protect properties around the clock.
Often housing tens of thousands of dollars or more in equipment and inventory, most offices, retail stores, restaurants and other commercial facilities offer a host of irresistible temptations for any burglar. The majority of business owners know this, and they wisely install security systems to safeguard against theft and vandalism. But typical security systems protect only against intrusion and fire, and they provide value only when they're armed. For businesses that need more reliable security and more comprehensive monitoring, Alarm.com has the answer.
Through the Alarm.com website, a comprehensive system event history lets business owners see when particular doors or cabinets were opened and closed, when motion activity was detected in specific areas, and more. Daily and weekly email reports provide useful system event summaries for those who don't want to log in to the website regularly to view system information. The value of Alarm.com's system monitoring and reporting features extends beyond security and protection. A retail store owner, for example, can gauge the success of various marketing campaigns by monitoring the number of entries through the store's front door each day and watching for trends over time. Or a branch manager can receive an e-mail alert on her BlackBerry® when the cleaning crew arrives each night.
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Alarm.com lets business owners know what's going on at their property around the clock, even when their security system is disarmed. Customized email and text-message notifications allow them to stay informed of all types of non-alarm threats in and around the property, such as a power outage in the server room, an unauthorized entrance to the inventory closet after hours, or the system not being armed by a specified time each evening. Unique user access codes even allow them to track individual employees and other visitors as they come and go. With website and PDA access to their security systems, the busiest of executives can stay connected and check in on their offices while they're out in the field chasing new deals. They can even create automated arming schedules while they're away, so that their employees don't have to remember to arm the system at night.