AxxonSoft is pleased to announce Axxon Intellect Lite. The software Intellect Lite provides all of the functionality of Axxon's flag ship product Axxon Intellect for small and midsized divisions and enterprises. AxxonSoft Smart Pro and Axxon Intellect Lite are offered in configurations up to 4 servers. Axxon Intellect Lite supports unlimited workstations and video cameras at market setting prices.

Axxon Intellect Lite is a fully functioning version of the Axxon Intellect Enterprise software package's video subsystem, which supports an interactive map of the guarded location, event protocol, and rich capabilities for creating automatic scripts for system reactions to events. Automatic and automated scripts help video surveillance system operators substantially, which positively affects the security service's overall work effectiveness.
Axxon Intellect Lite supports two options for customization. Complex scripts can be written using Java Script.

As in all AxxonSoft products, integration of IP devices into Axxon Intellect Lite is implemented through Drivers Pack, a module specially developed by AxxonSoft to which support for new IP devices is regularly added. Currently the module supports over 280 models of IP cameras and IP video servers. Users can download the latest version of Drivers Pack free from the AxxonSoft site and install it directly into a working system. Thus, Drivers Pack makes possible the addition of support for new IP devices without waiting for the release of a new version of Axxon Intellect Lite or reinstalling the entire system.

Integrated POS module

Axxon Intellect Lite is the integrated with a fully functioning POS module. The POS transaction monitoring module is an effective tool for reducing losses at points of sale, evaluating the work of cashiers, and monitoring payment for purchases. It synchronizes the video image coming in from a video camera aimed at the register with the text and event information coming in from the point of sale. This offers the operator the ability to view activity in real time or by viewing video recordings from the archive. The operator can view a video image of the transaction with the customer at the register and text information as captions. This approach allows one to see the full picture of events occurring at the point of sale.