Integrations

Your cameras notice. Your tools take action.

An open gate. A damaged delivery. A blocked exit. Get the right information to the people and tools that can help.

From something happening to someone knowing.

Describe an Event

Tell your cameras what matters, in your own words.

Create an Incident

Keep the observation and its context together in your workspace.

Trigger an Action

Notify someone or pass the Incident to a connected service.

Receive camera alerts on your connected devices. Open the Incident to understand what happened.

Receive Event alerts at your verified account email address.

Send Incident information to an endpoint you configure. Connect your own system or an automation service.

Use an Incident to start a Zap. Post to Slack or Teams, create a task, or add a row to a spreadsheet. These actions run through Zapier.

An open gate creates an Incident. Notify the site manager to check and secure the entrance.

Visible damage to a delivery creates an Incident. A Zap can create a task for the receiving team to inspect it.

Water appears on the floor. A push notification helps you check what is happening at home.

Choose an Event
Pick the cameras and hours that should watch for it.
Configure the Action
Choose notifications, a webhook or a connected Zap.
Test the whole path
Check the destination and confirm that the right person receives the result.

Are Slack, Teams and SMS built in?↓

They can be connected through Zapier and the relevant service. Push, email and webhooks are configured in Agentinosaurus.

Can I respond when monitoring stops?↓

Zapier supports Monitoring Interrupted and Monitoring Restored triggers, alongside New Incident and Incident Resolved.

Are there additional costs?↓

Your Agentinosaurus subscription and any cloud AI usage are separate. Zapier and connected services may charge for their own plans or usage.

Where can I review what happened?↓

Open the Incident in your workspace to see the Event and its observations. Use your connected tools to organize the follow-up.

Start with one Event and one Action. Test, then build on it.