Trellis
Your reads. Your rules. Your team.
Centralised management for your ANPR operation.
Trellis is where the whole operation is run from. Your teams and their devices, and the lists and zones they work to, sit together in one place, whether your people work on foot or from a vehicle. A change made here reaches every device. Trellis runs alongside your other systems and needs no dedicated IT team.
Your people and their devices, managed as teams.
Add someone to a team and their device picks up that team's lists and settings, so you look after teams, not devices one by one. When someone leaves, their access ends here, and a lost phone is locked out the same way.
How access is securedLists, zones and policies, set centrally.
Alert lists and authorised lists check every plate your team reads, side by side, and each zone carries the lists that apply inside it. Nobody in the field has to pick a list or a setting, because the office already has.
Devices in the field stay in sync with the office.
Change a list or a zone at any time, and every device it applies to is working to it at once, with nobody coming back in. Out of signal, a device keeps working with what it has and catches up once it's back.
See it on the phoneA real-time view of your field operation.
Every read and alert your team captures comes straight back to the map, with every device beside it: where it is and whether it's online. You know how the day is going while it's still going, and every session stays on record for as long as you keep it.
- Live map
- Reads and alerts
- Device status
- Sessions
Your retention rules
You decide how long reads are kept, and every device in the field follows the rule.
Hosted in London
Trellis and the data in it run on AWS in London.
Never sold
Your data is yours. We never share or sell it.
Built to integrate with your systems.
On its own, Trellis runs your whole field operation. Beside a back office or platform you already run, it's the part that reaches your team in the field.
Many ways in and out.
We connect to the systems you already run, whatever way they work.
Native integrations
Open formats
Files and imports
Industry standards
