Access control, video, intercom and building systems on one platform, with custom software where needed.
installations over 10+ years
support for managed-service clients
Rated 4.9/5 by 110+ NYC corporations
Operating throughout New York
Security system integration in NYC starts with an audit of what you already run.
We audit versions, licensing and interfaces first, because what can be linked depends on each platform. Systems another company installed are fine. Where one cannot be integrated reliably, we plan a replacement path.
We integrate with all major elevator brands, including Braxos, and all leading hotel PMS systems. Lighting and HVAC can follow access and occupancy where supported. At the Arlo Hotel in Washington DC, rooms, elevators and air-conditioning run as one system.
We build custom only where no product provides the data; otherwise a supported integration is better. Open APIs and licensing that survives a subscription change keep the data with the property, not a vendor.
New technology is integrated with the hardware you already run, so working readers and cameras stay. We flag end-of-life equipment in the audit.
Operators get one picture of the property instead of five screens.
01 / 05Salto, LenelS2, Software House C•CURE 9000, Brivo, Genetec and HID, with Dorma locking.
A person added once, or synced from Active Directory or HR, gets door access, elevator floors and intercom entry, and loses them together. One action can lock down the right doors and alert the right people.
02 / 05NDAA-compliant Axis and Genetec cameras on exacqVision, the video management system (VMS).
A forced door opens the nearest camera view automatically.
03 / 05Intrusion arming tied to access schedules and credentials.
Access, intrusion and video alerts arrive in one queue, not three.
04 / 05Visitor calls with live video and door release, from one console or app.
Staff answer the door from wherever they work.
05 / 05Visitor credentials with an end time.
No one has to switch visitor access off.
Three projects where we connected systems or built the software to run them.
real-time occupancy data and reporting across two venues.
Cabling and fiber, integrated access control, over 200 AI-powered cameras and bespoke occupancy software across Brooklyn Hall and Pacha, with ongoing support.
adopted the people-counting platform we first built for Mirage.
Custom people-counting and occupancy technology developed for Mirage, later adopted by Christie's.
room access, elevators and climate on one system.
Engaged by Assa Abloy, we delivered access control for over 550 guest rooms, with elevator control and air-conditioning integration.
“The access control specialists at Highline transformed our entire building security. Integration with our existing systems was flawless and the smartphone app makes managing everything so simple!”
Running separate systems that should work as one?
We'll show you what can connect and what it takes.
The method decides how reliable the result is, so we choose it per connection, not per project.
| Method | How it works | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Native integration | Platforms from one family, or with a plugin, share events directly | Salto's Genetec plugin |
| Manufacturer connectors | Published connectors link named platforms | Salto Space to LenelS2 OnGuard through BlueConn |
| SDK and open API | We write the integration around the property's workflow | Platforms that publish an API |
| Middleware and PSIM | A physical security information management layer gathers events in one interface | Several systems, one view |
| High-level interfaces | Systems exchange defined commands rather than wiring | Elevators (including destination dispatch), HVAC, hotel PMS |
| Hardwired I/O | Relay links for simple, critical signals | Releasing locks on a signal from the fire alarm vendor's panel |
Every linked event crosses a switch and a firewall, so we design the network with the systems.
01 / 03Switches and firewalls on Cisco Meraki or Alta Labs.
The network is sized for the devices and events it carries.
02 / 03Each system on its own VLAN, with only the links integration needs.
Cameras, access control, intercoms and building systems stay separated.
03 / 03Unique credentials, current firmware and encrypted connections.
Security devices meet the same standard as the rest of the network.
As your security systems integrator, one team builds, tests and supports every connection: a failed link means one call.
Versions, licensing, interfaces and end-of-life equipment: what can link, and what can't.
Method chosen per connection, with data flows, user roles and a migration plan.
Hardware, structured cabling, platforms and any custom software, phased on larger sites.
Every linked event triggered at the door or camera and checked on screen.
Operators trained, 12-month warranty, then managed service with updates tested first.
FAQs
Yes, we integrate systems another company installed, and we service all major brands and technologies. We audit versions, licensing and interfaces first, because what can be linked depends on each platform's supported interfaces. Where a system cannot be integrated reliably, we plan a replacement path.
We integrate Salto, LenelS2, Software House C•CURE, Brivo, Genetec, HID and Dorma for access, and Axis and Genetec cameras on exacqVision. We are a certified Salto dealer; a dealer and partner for Brivo, LenelS2, Software House, Exacq, Axis and HID; and a Cisco Meraki and Alta Labs partner for networking. Our CTO, Tim Brockington III, is certified in Salto, LenelS2 NetBox, Kantech and American Dynamics/Exacq.
An integrated system can be cloud, on-premises or hybrid, and we deploy each where it fits. Cloud suits distributed sites, on-premises keeps data in the building, and hybrid covers both.
Security system integration cost depends on how many systems are connected, the platforms and licensing involved, and whether custom software is needed. We price from an audit of what you run, which starts with a site assessment.
We integrate with fire alarm systems only at the interface, receiving the signal that releases doors. The fire alarm system itself belongs to a licensed fire alarm vendor, which we coordinate with.
Tell us which systems you run and what you need from them.
