Matrix announced the native integration of its COSEC access control platform with Videonetics’ AI-powered VMS platform, enabling enterprises to unify access control, AI-driven video intelligence and surveillance operations within a single operational environment. The integration enables a scalable, middleware-free architecture that unifies access control and video intelligence.

Powered by API-based bidirectional integration, Matrix COSEC (Centra and Vyom) synchronizes with Videonetics Intelligent VMS platform. This creates a unified environment where access events, identity data and surveillance workflows communicate in real-time, eliminating the need for fragmented management layers.

By integrating access logs with live video context, operators can visually verify incidents and manage unified security workflows through a centralized operational interface. This synchronized approach combines Matrix COSEC access control with Videonetics’ AI-powered VMS and intelligent automation to sharpen situational awareness, simplify investigations and accelerate operational response across large enterprises, smart cities and critical infrastructure.

Key operational capabilities include:

• Reader Discovery: Auto-discovers readers, doors and sites for faster deployment.
• Camera Mapping: Maps access points to cameras for complete visual coverage.
• Unified User Directory: Synchronizes users, credentials and access rights in one interface.
• Access Events + Video Context: Links access events with video footage for faster investigation.
• Remote Door Control: Enables real-time door control directly from the VMS interface.
• Situation-Aware E-Map: Displays live access events and cameras on a unified map.
• Automated Rule-Based Response: Triggers automated alerts and PTZ actions based on access events.

The integration is designed for critical environments, including enterprise campuses, industrial facilities, airports, transportation hubs, commercial buildings, data centers, government infrastructure, educational campuses and smart city deployments.

“Security teams today are managing growing operational complexity across sites, users and incidents,” said Tarun Sharma, senior vice president – marketing, Matrix Comsec. “Integrated platforms help reduce fragmented monitoring workflows, improve verification efficiency and enable faster operational response across critical environments.”

Parag Agarwal, senior vice president and chief product officer, Videonetics, added, “At Videonetics, we believe the future of security lies in AI-driven unified operations. The integration with Matrix COSEC significantly enhances our AI-Powered VMS ecosystem by bringing together access control and video intelligence into a single command environment. This empowers organizations with deeper situational awareness, faster decision-making and a more proactive approach to security and operational management.”