Shuls, yeshivas, and schools
For shuls, yeshivas, and schools. AwareCam adds AI agents that watch for intrusion, after-hours activity, and other events you define — then alerts the people you choose.
Shuls, yeshivas, and schools run on small staffs and volunteers. Leadership cannot stand at every entrance, hallway, playground, classroom, and parking lot.
The cameras are often already there. What is missing is an agent that watches those feeds for the events you name, and tells the right person when one appears.
AwareCam is that layer. It does not replace your security committee, your security partner, or the life-safety systems the building is required to have.
Existing cameras, agents for the events you name, alerts to your people, and a typical setup of about 3–4 weeks.
We start with the cameras already on the building.
Agents watch for the events your leadership cares about — intrusion, after-hours activity, packages, and the rest of your list.
Real-time alerts go to the people you choose, by WhatsApp, SMS, or email, with an image they can review.
A typical setup takes about 3–4 weeks. After go-live, alerts and evidence stay with the people you named.
These use your existing cameras. Alerts go to staff, the security committee, or your security partner. Police calls follow your protocol.
Alerts when someone enters a restricted or sensitive area, including outside the hours you set.
Flags people lingering near entrances, parking areas, playgrounds, or the perimeter longer than you allow.
Alerts when someone enters the building during the restricted times your leadership defines.
Alerts if someone remains in a classroom, office, or hall after the scheduled closing time.
Watches crowd formation and people counts in the zones you choose, and can note vehicle movement on the property.
Detects a drop-off and can alert staff if a package stays unattended longer than you expect.
Notes vehicles entering, leaving, or lingering in the lot at unusual times or in patterns you define.
Scoped with you for a specific site. Not turned on as a default for every institution.
Optional. Where you want it, agents log known and unknown plates and arrivals or departures for that site.
Optional. Where your access system allows, lock or unlock rules can be part of a custom setup.
Optional workflows configured with you, including a panic path if you want one.
The lot, the dismissal line, and the building after everyone leaves are the places a small staff cannot watch in person. Agents can cover those windows with the cameras you already point there.
Camera-based smoke and fire pattern alerts add a visual layer next to the required fire systems and sensors on that site.
Where a site wants this agent, it watches smoke in a kitchen, hallway, basement, or maintenance area, or ignition near entrances, storage, or materials outside.
Emergency actions — lights, a siren, a loudspeaker, or a panic workflow — are optional and configured with you.
The people who already carry the building.
A calmer view of the kehilla: agents watch the events you define and alert the people you name.
Oversight of entrances, after-hours activity, staff and vendor movement, and a record you can review from one dashboard.
Alerts and evidence your committee can act on, using the protocol you already have.
Entrances at dismissal, drop-off, and the designated areas you choose — so staff can see when activity does not match the day.
Peace of mind for leadership.
Shuls, yeshivas, schools, and mosdos — in New York and for Jewish institutions more broadly. The agents follow your calendar and your spaces.
We connect the cameras already on the building. Daily operations continue.
Fast alerts when a defined event appears on camera, sent to staff, the security committee, or your security partner.
Images, timestamps, and clips for the events you care about, so administrators can review what happened and share it if you decide to.
Book a call. Bring the cameras you have, the sites, and the events you want watched.