Turn video and security events into instant, two-way action.
TRBOserver bridges Genetec Security Center, Milestone XProtect, Avigilon Unity, and Verkada with your MOTOTRBO radios, telephones, PA systems, and IoT devices.
It automatically routes the right notification to the right person on the right device — so teams respond faster, with sharper situational awareness and stronger employee safety and loss prevention across every site.
Every link runs both ways: a panic button or sensor from TRBOaware appears in your VMS the instant it fires, and a camera analytic or door event reaches the right radios in turn.
What the integration can do
Voice to any device
Dispatch voice to analog or DMR radios, telephones, and PA — plus text to groups or individual radios.
Act from the radio
Acknowledge or trigger alarms straight from MOTOTRBO radios — or by phone with a simple code.
Drive hardware
Fire relays via radio telemetry the moment an alarm activates.
Alerts into the VMS
Push events to VMS clients: equipment faults, fire, NOAA severe weather, and emergencies.
Smart routing
Send every alarm to the right destination with time- and content-based rules.
Location back to the VMS
Feed radio and device location to the VMS for visual awareness, showing exactly where events occur.
Live video on the floor plan
See live Avigilon, Milestone, and Genetec video right on your floor plan, beside the device that raised the alert.
Genetec, in depth
Track moving radios in the VehicleMonitoring plugin, and place intercom and phone calls between radios and Security Center via Sipelia.
Why TRBOserver
Field intelligence at the edge
To your VMS, TRBOserver is an edge device — delivering radio events, location, panic buttons, sensors, and telemetry into Security Center, XProtect, Unity, or Verkada.
One platform
Unify Genetec, Milestone, Avigilon, and Verkada with radios, phones, PA, and IoT — simpler and more reliable than one-off integrations.
Two-way by design
Events flow in both directions: field devices raise alarms in the VMS, and video events reach the right radios.