In Jamnagar, brass is money by the kilo. We see who goes near it after hours.

From the brass lanes of Shankar Tekri to the machining units across the city's industrial areas, Jamnagar runs on brass parts: rod coming in, turned and machined components going out, with casting furnaces, presses, traub and CNC machines working in between. Most units are compact, dense and family-run, and the material on the floor is worth more than the machines it sits on.

When brass goes missing, in the scrap, in a pocket, in a bag on a bike, it is usually found at stock-taking, weeks too late. We watch every camera and tell you what we notice the same minute.

• Software only, on the DVR and cameras you already own
• Every camera watched continuously, every shift
• Telegram alerts with a photo, the camera and the time

Brass does not need a truck to disappear; it needs a pocket. Rod ends, finished parts, scrap and swarf all have a ready price per kilo. Mark your stock, scrap area and gate, set when they should be empty, and we flag any person or vehicle there: at night, on Sundays, during lunch.

Every alert arrives within seconds with a photo, so you are not scrolling through recordings the next morning wondering what happened. You see who, where and when, while it is still happening.

• After-hours intrusion alerts around stock, scrap and gates
• A photo on Telegram within seconds
• Your own rules: who is allowed where, and when

Casting shops run furnaces; machining floors run on cutting oil; electroplating lines run chemicals and heaters. Add overloaded electricals in a summer that does not cool down at night, and fire mostly starts small and out of sight.

We look for the first visible smoke and flame on your cameras and alert you in seconds with a photo, while it is still one panel or one oily corner. A second, larger model checks every event first.

• Visual smoke and flame detection, day and night
• Covers furnace areas, electrical panels and plating lines

In a job-work business, an idle machine is a delivery date slipping quietly. If you want traubs, lathes and CNCs tracked for late starts and long stops, that tracking is set up with you for the machines you choose.

Our software installs on a computer at your unit in 60 seconds and connects to existing Hikvision, Prama, CP Plus and Dahua DVRs and NVRs, and any standard RTSP or ONVIF camera.

Installers who fit cameras for brass units around Shankar Tekri and across Jamnagar can earn a share of every client they bring. See foremanintelligence.com/partners.

• Idle-machine tracking for traubs, lathes and CNCs
• Hikvision, Prama, CP Plus, Dahua and standard RTSP/ONVIF recorders
• ₹400 per camera per month, four cameras minimum