Over 40 Years in BusinessISO 27001 compliantPublic sector: GSA contract holder
LA 562-298-5000 · Chicagoland 312-432-5300 · Phoenix 602-733-6807 · Client Support
Over 40 Years in BusinessISO 27001 compliantPublic sector: GSA contract holder
LA 562-298-5000 · Chicagoland 312-432-5300 · Phoenix 602-733-6807 · Client Support
Cloud video and Brivo access control on one platform, designed, installed and supported by our Santa Fe Springs team for commercial sites across Southern California.
BTI, in commercial security for over 40 years, is a Brivo and Eagle Eye distributor and reseller. From one office in Santa Fe Springs we plan, install and look after Eagle Eye cloud video for warehouses near the ports, studio lots, manufacturers in Commerce and Vernon, schools and multi-site retailers.
We walk each building, mark camera positions, measure the upload speed you actually have and pick a Bridge, a CMVR or camera direct recording for every location.
Our own technicians pull cable, mount cameras, set fields of view and test night images before handoff. Boom lift work at dock doors and tall walls is routine for us.
We size each camera subscription by resolution and retention, build the account, set users and permissions, and tie it to your Brivo doors.
Old recorders can be replaced by a Bridge or CMVR while working cameras stay up. Analog cameras can move to an analog ready Eagle Eye recorder.
Remote help, on site service and health alerts from the 24/7 NOC/SOC, with cloud video surveillance expertise across every platform we sell.
We can set up Eagle Eye 911 Camera Sharing so that, during an emergency you choose to share, responders can view the right live cameras.
Many Southern California sites were installed by a company that no longer answers. BTI takes over existing Eagle Eye accounts and existing Brivo accounts, so you keep your cameras, history and users while we become the service company.
Most takeovers start with a short call to 562-298-5000 and a read only look at the account. BTI designs, sells, installs, supports and takes over existing Brivo accounts, and we handle Eagle Eye video the same way.
Eagle Eye is a cloud VMS: video is managed in the cloud, viewed in a browser or the mobile app, and kept where it makes sense for each camera. The choice between the three recording options below decides how much hardware lives on site.
| Option | Where video is kept | Fits |
|---|---|---|
| Eagle Eye Bridge | Cloud, with a local buffer that holds video during an internet outage and uploads it later | Offices and stores with steady internet |
| Eagle Eye CMVR | On site disks plus cloud copies you pick per camera | Big camera counts, long retention, limited upload speed |
| Camera direct | Straight to the cloud with no local appliance | Small sites with a handful of cameras |
Eagle Eye documents at least 48 hours of buffering on a balanced Bridge system. Bandwidth rules let you cap uploads during business hours, which matters for busy Los Angeles office networks.
Eagle Eye is camera agnostic and works with your existing IP and ONVIF cameras. On a Los Angeles survey we check every model on the Eagle Eye compatibility list before anything is replaced. Cameras that pass stay in service and new Eagle Eye cameras go only where coverage is weak.
Brivo and Eagle Eye Networks merged on December 29, 2025, and Eagle Eye now belongs to Brivo. That makes doors and cameras one platform. For more on the door side, see Brivo access control in Los Angeles.
A forced door at a Carson distribution center opens the matching Eagle Eye clip in the same Brivo screen.
Badges, readers, cameras and subscriptions sit with one vendor, so a Torrance site manager calls one number.
The suite is sold in Standard, Professional, Enterprise and Multifamily editions, and BTI helps you pick the edition per site.
These are the main Eagle Eye products on our Southern California installs. The full list of panels, readers and video appliances sits on our Brivo and Eagle Eye hardware page.
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A compact Bridge for offices and stores that sends video to the cloud and buffers it locally when the internet drops.
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A cloud managed recorder for larger sites that want video on local disks with cloud management and cloud copies.
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A vandal resistant dome for lobbies, hallways and parking structures.
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Pan, tilt and zoom coverage for yards, lots and loading areas near the 710 and 605 corridors.
Picking hardware for several buildings? Our Brivo Eagle Eye Cloud VMS page explains licensing, the viewer app and support in more depth.
Video, access control and alarm systems designed around the risks and rules of your industry.
Video, access control and panic alerting for clinics, medical offices and multi-site groups.
Healthcare security systems →
Cameras, door access and visitor management for city, county and public agency buildings.
Government security systems →
Campus video, lockdown-ready door access and visitor screening for schools and colleges.
School and campus security systems →
Plant perimeter, loading dock and production floor video with access control by shift.
Manufacturing security systems →
Dock, yard and gate cameras plus access control for warehouses, DCs and 3PLs.
Warehouse and logistics security systems →
Video and access control for CPA, tax, title and insurance offices that hold sensitive client files.
Security systems for CPA and insurance firms →
Perimeter video, remote site access and intrusion alarms for water and utility facilities.
Water utility and critical infrastructure security systems →
Job site cameras and gate access that help deter theft and vandalism after hours.
Construction site security cameras →
Cameras, door access and alerts that help keep services, schools and offices safe.
Church and nonprofit security systems →
Garage cameras, license plate recognition and access control for parking and event venues.
Parking garage and venue security systems →Eagle Eye adds analytics in the cloud, so new features reach cameras without a new recorder.
Search hours of footage for a person or vehicle description instead of scrubbing a timeline.
Log vehicles at gates and dock entrances, useful for yards in Wilmington, Compton and the Inland Empire.
Brivo introduced Eeva in March 2026. You describe what to watch for in plain language and it works with the cameras you have.
Brivo Eagle Eye Gun Detection was named a 2026 Secure Campus Award winner. Source: Brivo newsroom, July 14, 2026.
Eagle Eye is licensed per camera. Each subscription is set by recording resolution and by how long video stays in the cloud, so a lobby camera and a dock camera can carry different plans.
Prefer an operating expense? BTI sells Eagle Eye Complete, which rolls cameras, recording hardware and the cloud service into one recurring subscription.
Keep 30 days on interior cameras and longer on gates, or add on site retention with a CMVR where uploads are limited.
BTI sells monitoring for Eagle Eye systems, from health checks to event review, run with our 24/7 NOC/SOC.
24/7 system health and alert monitoring available, plus a 24/7 converged security NOC/SOC. We quote every subscription in writing after the survey.
A few things come up again and again on Southern California video projects.
Office towers often share circuits. We test upload speed on site and set Bridge bandwidth rules before go live.
West facing storefronts and parking lots need cameras with strong wide dynamic range and careful angles.
Our California credentials include ACO #7670 and C7 License 807767, plus CMAS and TESMA contract awards for public agency buyers.
Technicians based in Santa Fe Springs cover the whole Southern California basin without travel days.
The same company handles access control, cameras, cabling and the network that carries the video.
Photos below are BTI installs in Southern California with no client signage shown.
12155 Mora Drive, Suites 1 & 2
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
Office: 562-298-5000
24/7 technical support: 800-HELP-BTI (800-435-7284)
Our Santa Fe Springs office serves these areas. Orange County has its own page.
Los Angeles, Long Beach, Torrance, Carson, Compton, Commerce, Vernon, Downey, Whittier, Cerritos, Burbank, Glendale, Pasadena, Santa Clarita, El Segundo, Pomona
Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Riverside, San Bernardino, Chino, Corona
Oxnard, Ventura, Camarillo, Thousand Oaks, Simi Valley
Yes. BTI installs Eagle Eye cameras, Bridges and CMVRs across Los Angeles County, the Inland Empire and Ventura County from our Santa Fe Springs office.
Yes. We take over existing Eagle Eye and Brivo accounts. You keep cameras, recorded video and users, and we become your service and renewal contact.
Usually. Eagle Eye is camera agnostic and works with existing IP and ONVIF cameras, and analog cameras can connect through analog ready recorders. Each model gets checked during our site visit.
A Bridge suits sites with steady internet that want video in the cloud. A CMVR suits large camera counts, long retention or slow uploads, because it keeps video on site as well.
Cameras keep recording to the Bridge or CMVR. Once the connection returns, buffered video uploads to the cloud.
Per camera, by resolution and cloud retention. Eagle Eye Complete is also available as one recurring subscription that includes the hardware.
Yes. BTI sells video monitoring with our 24/7 NOC/SOC and can set up Eagle Eye 911 Camera Sharing for emergencies you choose to share.
Eagle Eye is part of Brivo, so door events and video clips appear together in one platform and one account.
Tell us about your buildings and cameras. We will survey the site, check your existing cameras and send a written proposal.