Morphean has announced the launch of its next-generation mobile application, providing organisations with secure, real-time access to their security operations from anywhere.
According to the company, the new app has been built on Morphean’s cloud-native platform and enables users to monitor video surveillance, manage access control, respond to alarms and investigate incidents directly from their smartphone or tablet.
A complete security platform in the palm of your hand
Morphean added that the mobile app brings together video surveillance, access control, alarm management and real-time notifications into a single, easy to use app.
With the app, users can:
- View live and recorded video from their cameras
- Receive real-time event and alarm notifications
- Open doors and manage intercom calls remotely
- Arm and disarm alarm zones from anywhere
- Investigate incidents quickly with instant access to recordings
- Monitor multiple sites through a single app
Morphean app
The Morphean Mobile App is built on the same secure cloud architecture trusted by organisations worldwide.
The company said that by leveraging the cloud, users can access their security operations without the complexity of traditional on-premise systems, servers or dedicated infrastructure.
The platform delivers reliable access, robust security and the flexibility to manage operations from anywhere.
Whether you’re travelling between locations, working remotely or responding to an incident after hours, your security environment is always within reach.
One App. All Your Sites. Total Peace of Mind.
The Morphean Mobile App simplifies security management by providing a single platform to monitor cameras, manage alarms, investigate incidents and control access across every site.
The company highlighted that retail stores, offices, warehouses and commercial properties are all suitable and can benefit from introducing the app by allowing users to stay informed and maintain control wherever they are.
The new Morphean Mobile App is available now on both iOS and Android, giving users the freedom to manage their security operations from anywhere, because security shouldn’t be tied to a control room.
