Coram AI is an AI-native unified physical security platform that brings video surveillance, access control, emergency management, and visitor verification into a single cloud system that works with existing IP cameras. Its Developer API offers programmatic access to cameras, camera groups, NVRs, locations, access-control doors and events, and firearm-detection alerts, plus bulk school-reunification roster imports. Features include natural-language AI video search, firearm and fall detection, license plate and facial recognition, tailgating alerts, and remote door unlock. Coram is backed by 8VC and Battery Ventures.
Coram Ai publishes 10 API contracts indexed on the APIs.io network, including Alerts API, Camera Groups API, Cameras API, and 7 more. Tagged areas include Company, Physical Security, Video Surveillance, Access Control, and Artificial Intelligence.
Coram Ai’s developer surface includes documentation, API reference, getting-started guide, authentication, changelog, engineering blog, support, and 17 more developer resources.
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Organize cameras into logical collections for easier management. Camera groups allow you to categorize cameras by location, purpose, or any custom criteria. Use these endpoints ...
Manage individual cameras within your organization. Use these endpoints to register new cameras, update camera settings, retrieve camera information and status, move cameras bet...
List access control doors and trigger momentary remote unlocks. The same per-door permission checks the in-app unlock flow runs apply here — a key whose creator cannot unlock a ...
Query access control device events (card scans, REX presses, forced-open / held-open alarms, battery alerts, …) and fetch the MP4 video clip recorded by the door's primary camer...
Manage physical site configurations where cameras and NVRs are deployed. Locations represent your facilities, buildings, or areas. Use these endpoints to create, update, list, a...
Control and monitor Network Video Recorders (NVRs) in your infrastructure. NVRs are hardware devices that record and store video from connected cameras. Use these endpoints to r...
Bulk-import your school reunification roster — schools, students (with guardians), teachers, staff, and class sections — programmatically, the API equivalent of the in-app CSV u...
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