Most operations run on capable software — the cameras record, the doors log, the till rings. The cost shows up at the edges: any question that crosses two systems becomes a person, a spreadsheet, and an afternoon. HTS is the accountable integration partner that closes those gaps. We build the joins between the systems you already own, whether they are Verkada-native or third-party. Plan a show conversation below, or keep reading.
Each service below is a managed operation with named people, a 24/7 NOC, and service targets written into the agreement — not a software SKU. Start with one, or bring us the question that crosses three of them.
A blocked, offline, or redirected camera only becomes a problem on the day its footage matters — and that is always the day someone finds it. Sentinel watches the camera fleet itself, correlates events in the HTS NOC, and routes alerts to the people your agreement names. Per-camera uptime history and weekly evidence reports come with it.
Learn more about Sentinel →Badges are the small logistics chain that wraps around access control: design, printing, kitting, shipping, activation, and the re-issue when one is lost. BadgeFlow runs that chain as a managed service, so the credential is ready when the person is — and retired when they leave. The access system stays; the manual chasing stops.
Learn more about BadgeFlow →When the HR system and the door controllers do not talk, every joiner, mover, and leaver depends on a manual chain of emails. AccessOps connects your HRIS workflow to your access platform, so access follows employment status without a person re-typing it. The exceptions surface to a human; the routine cases never need one.
Learn more about AccessOps →Physical security now rides on the network, but the network underneath it is often managed like office IT: best effort, business hours. NetOps runs the switching, wireless, and WAN your security estate depends on, watched in the same NOC, so an offline camera gets diagnosed as a switch problem before it becomes an incident review.
Learn more about NetOps →Compliance reviews turn operational records — access logs, camera uptime, visitor history — into a scramble of exports and screenshots assembled the week the auditor arrives. Comply assembles those records into structured, timestamped evidence packs on a schedule, so the answer to an audit request is a delivery, not a project.
Learn more about Comply →These five ship today. If your question crosses a system we have not named — ticketing, accounts, cellular, voice — the form below reaches an engineer, not a queue. Describe the two systems and we will tell you honestly whether the join exists or is a build.
Ask about your two systems →At the show we demonstrate the pattern, not a product, on a working retail till joined to the security camera timeline. The same join has been proven with third-party cameras through Verkada Command Connector.
The drawer opened, but where is the sale? Before the join, that question cost an afternoon of security footage scrubbed by hand, so most managers stopped asking it.
HTS tagged every sale, void, and cash-drawer opening to the camera at the moment it happened. Nothing was ripped out or re-bought; the till and the cameras stayed.
Ask “show me every time the drawer opened without a sale” and the matching video comes back in one search — which makes investigation fast. The afternoon became a question.
HTS is where you buy and where you integrate. The HTS store carries Verkada cameras, access control, alarms, and accessories — buy online or request a quote.
Browse Verkada hardware at store.hts.proAnswer below and an HTS engineer will follow up within one business day — during the show, usually the same afternoon.
Analytics is off until you allow it. We never send your name, email, or any quote details.