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Find and export events

Use with AI

Open Database in the sidebar to find saved events and evidence. In v0.39, live monitoring saves confirmed critical incidents and subsequent evidence. It does not save every safe or suspicious analysis as a database record. Check the camera log for live analyses and the offline case for recorded-video results.

Find an event

Identify the approximate time and camera number. Enter the number under Camera ID, or leave it blank to search all cameras.
Set Start and End, then optionally enter descriptive text or choose a status. Begin with a wider time range if you are unsure.
Select Search. Narrow the time range if there are too many results, or raise Limit to show more records. Use Type → Keyframes to display saved keyframes only.
Select a record to open the Full Incident Report. Check the camera, timestamp, assessment, and available evidence image. Review related records when a timeline is available.

Use the image button beside a record to view its evidence fullscreen. A−, A, and A+ change the text size. Use Refresh to reload the current search.

Export the results

Check the active camera, time, text, status, and type filters. The export uses these conditions.
Select Export Excel for a workbook or Export JSON for use with another tool. Export includes all matching records, not only the number shown by the display limit.
Open the downloaded file and verify the cameras, time range, and records before sharing it. An event export is not the original continuous recording.

Critical snapshots are retained for 14 days by default; an administrator can change retention. Text records may remain after their images expire. Review and export the evidence you need within its retention period.

If results or exports are missing

Clear text and status filters, change Type to All, widen the time range, and search again. Check the camera number.
The live log has content but Database does not: check whether it was a saved critical event rather than a routine analysis. No record does not prove that nothing happened.
In multi-user mode, history and export are separate permissions. If you can view records but cannot export, ask the administrator to check export access for the source.
For an unavailable image, check retention and access. If integrity verification or loading fails, record the error, time, and app version for support. An integrity indicator checks stored records; it does not establish that an assessment is correct.

Understand events and alerts · Search a recording · Access and retention

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