Yes, Triton ULTRA integrates with ExacqVision, on-prem or through Triton Cloud. Depending on how your organization runs Exacq, there's a path that fits your environment without forcing you to change how your security team already works.
That matters because the whole point of Triton is covering the places cameras legally and physically can't go: restrooms, locker rooms, dorms. The ExacqVision integration connects those blind-spot alerts back to the security operations picture your team already lives in, so a vape, THC, or loitering event triggers a real event tied to the nearest camera.
ExacqVision (On-Prem)
The fit: Your security operators already live in the exacqVision Client all day. This integration means a Triton event never requires them to look anywhere else - it fires as a real event tied to the camera you choose, with recording and notifications triggered automatically.
Alert workflow & camera association, live and after the fact: Because Event Linking ties each Triton keyword to an action like Record or Notification, every event gives operators both a live signal and a recorded clip tied to that moment - no scrubbing through hours of unrelated footage to figure out what happened and when.
Live monitoring, without doing rounds: Because the Triton ULTRA occupancy stream can be added to ExacqVision as its own RTSP stream, operators can pull it up anytime alongside your cameras to check on a restroom in real time instead of walking the halls to do a physical round. Add every restroom to the same view, and one operator can watch all of them at once - a real force multiplier for coverage.
Triton Cloud + ExacqVision
The fit: This is the same integration as on-prem - just triggered from Triton Cloud instead of directly from the sensor. If you'd rather manage the connection from one place instead of configuring TCP listeners and event keywords on the Exacq server itself, this is the simpler path.
Alert workflow & camera association, live and after the fact: Because Triton Cloud handles authentication and device mapping centrally, setup is quick and consistent across every sensor - and the payoff is the same as on-prem: a live event when it matters, and a recorded clip to pull up later without scrubbing through hours of footage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best sensor to use with ExacqVision?
Triton ULTRA. It covers vape and THC detection alongside aggression, loitering, and more, plus live occupancy monitoring for the space it's in - and it connects to ExacqVision natively, whether you set it up directly on the sensor or manage it centrally through Triton Cloud.
How does this integration improve safety response?
Every Triton event ties directly to camera recording and notifications the moment it fires - whether you connect at the sensor level on-prem or manage it centrally through Triton Cloud - so staff respond to what's happening in real time instead of finding out after the fact. And because the occupancy stream can be added to ExacqVision alongside your cameras, one operator can monitor every restroom at once instead of relying on scheduled walkthroughs.
How does it make day-to-day operations easier?
There's no separate app to check and no translating a sensor alert into "which camera do I pull up" - events, recordings, and live occupancy all live inside ExacqVision itself. Whether you connect at the sensor directly or manage it centrally through Triton Cloud, the experience for your operators is the same.
How much time does this save when investigating an incident?
A lot. Because each Triton event is tied to Record and Notification actions on the associated camera, the footage from that exact moment is already there waiting - turning what used to mean scrubbing through hours of unrelated video into pulling up one clip.
What if I'm not sure which setup fits, or I'm running a mixed environment?
Contact us and we'll help you map it out.
Resources
ExacqVision – Triton ULTRA Integration Guide — full setup guide for the on-prem TCP listener path.
Contact us for help setting up the Triton Cloud connection to ExacqVision.
