Coram is an AI-native physical security platform that combines video security, access control, emergency management and guest management in one system. It works with any IP camera, so organizations can turn existing cameras into an AI-powered system without rip-and-replace. Users build alerts in plain English, search footage with AI, and run long-running Deep Investigation agents that generate full reports across cameras and data. Detections include firearms, falls and PPE violations, and access control is compatible with 99 percent of existing infrastructure.
Coram is built for IT directors, security and operations teams, school administrators, church security leaders and facilities managers. Case studies cover a high school, a museum of posters, charter schools, a church and a zoo, and the company states it is trusted by local businesses and Fortune 500 firms. Resellers can join a partner program. Users rate it 4.9 out of 5 overall and 9.5 out of 10 for ease of use, and customers describe setup as plugging in and connecting existing cameras without complicated firewall work.
Typical uses include searching hours of video for an incident in minutes, detecting tailgating, forced doors and unauthorized entry by connecting access control with video, and managing doors, users and schedules remotely. Schools and public buildings use emergency management for Alyssa's Law compliance, with panic buttons, mobile triggers, alert workflows and direct connection to first responders. Front desks use guest management to verify visitors with ID-based background checks, speed check-ins with pre-approved lists and link every visit to video events. Manufacturing sites use AI search beyond motion detection to track people and filter by clothing color.
