KeepCam product imageTeltonika imagery, pending approval
KeepCam
Light & pool fleetsForward-facing road camera for councils, utilities, corporates and car-sharing. Add a driver camera if you need one.
COMING SOONVectis AI Dashcams
AI dashcams that coach, not just record
AI dashcams that spot risky driving as it happens, send you the clip, and fit into the Vectis platform you already use for trips, bookings and driver scores. Driver privacy is built in.
- Coming soon for Teltonika ProCam and KeepCam
ProCam product imageTeltonika imagery, pending approval
Forward collision warning
ABC123 · TODAY 08:42
00:10ROAD
Speed 62 km/hDriver Sam TaylorTrip Depot to Site 4
ReviewRecord coaching
01Why it matters
The clip turns an alert into an answer
Something happened, and nobody knows what.
Event clips arrive with the alert, linked to the trip, the driver and the map.
Telematics tells you a harsh brake happened, but not why.
The camera shows the road ahead and, if you turn it on, the cabin.
Cameras make drivers feel watched.
Drivers see their own events, every view is logged, cabin recording is off by default, and false alarms don't count against them.
02Two cameras, one platform
Pick the camera that fits the vehicle
Both report into the same Vectis events, footage library and driver scores.
ProCam product imageTeltonika imagery, pending approval
ProCam
Heavy & logisticsDual-facing road and cabin camera, with room for rear, side and cargo cameras on bigger vehicles.
| Specification | KeepCam | ProCam |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Light fleets, pool vehicles, car-sharing | Heavy vehicles, logistics |
| Built-in cameras | Forward-facing (road) | Dual-facing (road and cabin) |
| Driver (cabin) camera | Optional add-on | Built in |
| Add-on cameras | Up to 2 | Up to 4 (rear, sides, cargo) |
| Total channels | 3 | 6 |
| Video | Up to 1080p at 25 fps per channel | Up to 1080p at 25 fps per channel |
| On-board storage | 2 microSD cards, up to 512 GB each, encrypted | 2 microSD cards, up to 512 GB each, encrypted |
| Power | 9–36 V, sleeps when the ignition is off, wakes on a timer | 9–36 V, sleeps when the ignition is off, wakes on a timer |
Specifications from Teltonika's published information. KeepCam figures, final specifications, NZ and AU availability and pricing will be confirmed at launch.
03AI that watches the road
A warning in the cab, a record in Vectis
The forward camera sounds a warning for the driver and logs the event, with its clip, in Vectis.
Forward collision warning
Closing on the vehicle ahead too fast.
Headway monitoring
Following too closely.
Pedestrian collision warning
A pedestrian ahead at low speed.
Lane departure warning
Drifting out of the lane.
- Two levels: early and urgentLevel 1 gives the driver a heads-up. Level 2 means act now.
- Each warning has its own speedCollision, headway and lane warnings stay quiet in car parks and slow traffic. The pedestrian warning works at low speed, where pedestrians are.
04AI in the cab
Driver monitoring, only if you switch it on
With a cabin camera fitted and turned on by your organisation, it can detect:
- Signs of fatigue: eyes closing, yawningBehaviour
- Distraction and phone useBehaviour
- SmokingBehaviour
- Seat belt not fastenedBehaviour
- No driver in the seat, or camera coveredTampering
A covered camera or empty seat is treated as tampering, not as a driving fault.
Settings → VideoOrganisation
Record the cabin
Driver-state monitoring (DSM)
Record audio
Allow live view
- Off by default. Cabin recording, driver monitoring and audio stay off unless your organisation turns them on.
- Only above walking pace. The camera pauses driver monitoring below 20 km/h by default.
- No face recognition. It doesn't recognise faces or identify anyone.
- Its own permission. Seeing in-cabin video needs a separate permission. By default only system administrators have it.
05Collisions and harsh driving
Crash alerts arrive with the clip
The camera detects harsh braking, harsh acceleration, sharp turns, collisions and rollovers. Collisions and rollovers become Vectis crash alerts with the clip attached.
With a Vectis GPS tracker
No double countingThe tracker stays the record for trips, odometer, RUC and logbook. Vectis ignores the camera's duplicate harsh-driving events.
Tracker: trips, RUC, logbookTracker: harsh drivingCamera: videoNot used: Camera: harsh drivingCamera only
Camera fills inWithout a tracker, the camera provides harsh-driving events and the vehicle's live position.
Camera: videoCamera: harsh drivingCamera: live position
06Review & coaching
Every event, with its clip, ready to review
- 1
Detect
The camera raises an event.
- 2
Alert
Level 2 events, phone use, fatigue and collisions can alert administrators and pool managers straight away, by push or email (collisions by push). Each organisation chooses which. Drivers get an end-of-day summary instead of alerts while driving.
- 3
Review
A short clip of about 10 seconds and/or snapshots, with the speed, map, trip and driver.
- 4
Coach or dismiss
Mark it reviewed, record coaching with a note the driver can see, or dismiss a false positive. A dismissed event comes off the driver's score, and the decision is audited.
Forward collision warning
ABC123 · TODAY 08:42:17 · ROAD CAMERA
00:06 / 00:10ROAD
00:0000:10
Speed62 km/h
DriverSam Taylor
TripDepot to Site 4
Review stateNew
Add a coaching note…
Mark reviewedRecord coachingDismiss as false positive
Safety inbox
Event: AllLevel: 2Review: To review
Phone useDEF456 · Alex Morgan · 07:58
To reviewHeadway monitoring · Level 2ABC123 · Sam Taylor · Yesterday
CoachedLane departure · Level 1GHJ789 · Jamie Lee · Yesterday
DismissedFeeds the driver scorecardCamera events count towards the Vectis driver scorecard. Each organisation sets the weights; by default phone use and fatigue weigh the most.
Web and mobileReview clips in the browser. Drivers watch their own clips in the Vectis mobile app.
07Footage on request
Get the footage you need, without paying to upload the rest
The camera records to its own encrypted memory cards while the vehicle is on. Nothing is uploaded unless something happens or someone asks for it.
- Start from a vehicle or a trip
Pick a vehicle, one or more cameras and a time range, or start from a trip and the time range is filled in.
- See what's there first
Vectis asks the camera what it holds and shows the available footage before anything uploads.
- An estimate and a budget
Each request shows an estimated data size. Set a monthly footage budget; anything over it needs a manager's approval.
- Waits for the vehicle
Vehicle parked or switched off? The request waits and is fetched when it next powers on. A waiting request expires after 72 hours by default.
- Logged and kept
Fetched footage goes into the footage library. Every request and approval is audited, and every view and download is in the access log.
Request footage
VehicleABC123
CamerasRoad, Rear
Time14:05–14:07
RoadRear
14:00On the camera's card14:10
Estimated size~ 60 MB
Monthly footage budget1.3 of 2 GB used
Vehicle is switched off. We'll fetch this when it next powers on.
Request footageCancel
08Live view
Live view, when you need it
Watch a camera live from the web or the Vectis mobile app. One channel in full quality, or up to three at once in standard quality.
- Ends on its own
Sessions stop after 2 minutes idle or 10 minutes in total, to keep data costs down.
- Off until you allow it
Live view is off unless your organisation turns it on, and it needs its own permission.
- Every session logged
Each session records who watched which vehicle and camera, and for how long.
- Only when it's online
The Live button appears only when the camera is online.
ABC123 · Live3 channels · Standard quality
ROAD
REAR
SIDE
Ends after idle in 1:42 · session limit 10:00This session is logged
09Privacy by design
Privacy controls came first
Video of your drivers is personal information. We built the privacy controls first, before we built the camera features.
- Driver notice
Before a driver first books or checks out a camera-fitted vehicle, the Vectis app shows your video notice and the driver acknowledges it. We provide a template you can edit.
- Separate permissions
For viewing event clips, requesting footage, live view, viewing in-cabin video, and changing video settings.
- Drivers see their own
Drivers see their own events and clips, and no one else's.
- Access log
Every view, download, share and live session is recorded, and organisation admins can see it.
- Retention
Event clips are kept for 90 days and requested footage for 30, by default. Crash-linked clips and legal holds are kept until released. Deletion is automatic and audited.
- Right to erasure
When a person's data is erased, their clips go too, unless they are under legal hold.
- Video stays in your country
New Zealand video is stored in New Zealand, and Australian video in Australia.
- Audio off by default
Cabin audio is off unless your organisation turns it on.
- Designed for NZ and AU law
Designed to support your obligations under the NZ Privacy Act 2020 and Australian workplace surveillance rules, such as NSW notice requirements.
- Vectis staff don't view your footage
Except to fix a problem your organisation asks us to look at.
10Data costs
Built to keep data costs under control
- Event clips only, by default
No continuous cloud upload.
- An estimate before every request
With monthly footage budgets and manager approval over budget.
- Live view that stops itself
Lower-quality multi-camera view and automatic timeouts.
11Part of the Vectis platform
Video, joined to everything else
Trips and drivers
Events land on the right trip and driver, even if they arrive late.
Driver scorecards
Camera events count, with weights you can adjust.
Crash alerts
The clip goes with the alert.
Pool booking and checkout
The video notice is part of booking and checkout.
GPS trackers
Teltonika FMC003 and FMM003 trackers stay the record for trips, RUC and logbooks. The camera adds the video.
Vectis mobile app
Drivers see their own events and clips. People with permission can watch live view on the go.
Device health
Online status, signal, GPS, memory card and recording state on the device page, with a warning if a camera is covered or a card fails.
JT/T 808JT/T 1078
- Built on open standards. Vectis talks to the cameras over JT/T 808 and JT/T 1078, the published standards most video telematics devices use, not a proprietary SDK.
- Clips are stored securely in your region and played back through short-lived, signed links.
12Fitting and commissioning
Fitted once, reporting the same way across the fleet
Cameras are fitted by an installer and set up with a Vectis configuration profile, so every camera in your fleet reports the same way. Vectis shows each camera's health as soon as it connects.
Fitting details will be confirmed at launch.
- Memory cardsFitted and formatted on the camera
- Mobile networkSet for the SIM
- Server connectionFrom the Vectis profile
- Camera previewEvery channel aimed
- ADAS calibrationHeight, width and offset
- Status checkOnline and recording in Vectis
On the roadmap
Planned, not yet available
- PlannedInsurance evidence pack
A crash report with clips, speed trace and position, as a PDF.
- PlannedAI-assisted review
A clip summary and a likelihood that the event is a false alarm.
- PlannedTwo-way audio
Talk to the driver through the camera.
- PlannedBlind-spot detection
When Teltonika's firmware supports it.
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Questions
Does the camera record all the time?
Yes, while the vehicle is on, to encrypted memory cards in the vehicle. It shuts down a few minutes after the ignition is switched off. Only event clips and footage someone requests are sent to Vectis.
Can managers watch drivers live?
Only if your organisation turns live view on, and only people with the live view permission. Every session records who watched which vehicle and camera, and for how long.
Does it recognise faces?
No. Driver monitoring looks for behaviours such as eyes closing or phone use. It doesn't recognise faces or identify anyone.
Is audio recorded?
Cabin audio is off by default. It stays off unless your organisation turns it on.
How long is footage kept?
By default, 90 days for event clips and 30 days for requested footage. Clips linked to a crash or put on legal hold are kept until released. Deletion is automatic and audited.
Where is footage stored?
In New Zealand for New Zealand organisations, and in Australia for Australian organisations.
What if the AI gets it wrong?
A manager reviews events. If an event is a false positive, they dismiss it, it comes off the driver's score, and the decision is audited.
Do I need a Vectis GPS tracker too?
No, but we recommend one. With a tracker, it stays the record for trips, RUC and logbooks, and the camera adds the video. Without one, the camera provides the vehicle's position.
What about mobile data costs?
Only event clips upload by default. Every footage request shows an estimate first, requests over the monthly budget need a manager's approval, and live view times out on its own.
When can I get one?
Coming soon. Register interest below to hear first.
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