What happens when your alarm triggers
The signal reaches the control room in seconds. The operator sees your site, your alarm details and your response plan, then works through it: call the premises to verify, stand down on the correct password, otherwise call your nominated key-holders in order, dispatch a patrol to attend, or escalate to emergency services for a fire, break-in or medical event. Every step is logged with the time, the action and the outcome, so you have a documented trail for insurance and for your own records. The sequence is set with you when we commission the system, and changed whenever your business changes.
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Back-to-base monitoring for business
Our back-to-base monitoring is A1 Grade, the highest ASIAL grading for alarm monitoring in Australia, with operators on 24 hours a day, every day of the year. Events are verified against multiple inputs before anyone is dispatched, which keeps false callouts down and means a real response when it counts: after hours, over holiday shutdowns, and any other time nobody is on site. Monitored systems also report in daily, and our technicians check those signals, so a comms fault or flat battery is found by us, not discovered during a break-in.
Security camera monitoring
Monitoring is no longer just the alarm. CCTV monitoring adds eyes to the response: when an alarm event triggers, footage from your cameras helps verify what is actually happening on site before a patrol or the police are committed. For businesses that want it, camera monitoring extends to scheduled checks and event-based video review of high-risk areas such as loading docks, tills and after-hours entries. We design the camera system and the monitoring together, so detection, verification and response work as one system rather than three products. See our commercial security cameras.
Prefer to self-monitor? There's an app for that
Not every business wants a monitored service on every site. Self-monitoring puts the alerts on your phone instead: arm and disarm remotely, receive notifications the moment something happens, and check cameras live. For Bosch systems we set up MyAlarm iFob Control; for Ajax systems, the Ajax app puts the alarm, cameras and doorbell in one place. Many clients run monitored response on their main site and self-monitoring on lower-risk sites. 4G reporting is available as an option on self-monitored systems.
4G reporting and backup power
Monitoring only works if the alarm can communicate. We install 4G reporting as standard on every monitored commercial alarm, so the system keeps talking to the control room if the internet drops or the NBN fails. Backup batteries keep alarms and cameras running through power cuts, including deliberate ones. The system that protects your business keeps working when the infrastructure around it has been disabled.
Set up around your business, managed by our team
Response plans, key-holder lists, opening and closing scheduhttps://alltronic.com.au/commercial/patrols/”>patrol arrangements are all set with you and maintained by our admin team. When staff change or your hours change, one call updates the plan. Our technicians install, service and repair the systems we monitor, so there is no gap between the company that put the system in and the people responsible for it responding. That is the difference between buying a monitored alarm and having your monitoring managed.
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Frequently asked questions
What is back-to-base alarm monitoring?
Your alarm reports every event to a 24/7 control room, where a trained operator responds by following your agreed plan: verifying the event, calling contacts, dispatching patrol or escalating to emergency services.
What does A1 Grade mean?
A1 Grade is the highest ASIAL grading for alarm monitoring centres in Australia, covering staffing, redundancy and security of the monitoring operation itself.
Can my security cameras be monitored as well as my alarm?
Yes. Camera footage can verify alarm events before dispatch, and high-risk areas can be covered by scheduled or event-based video review.
Do you monitor sites outside Brisbane?
Yes. Alarm and camera monitoring is available Australia wide. Installation and servicing are handled by our Brisbane team across South East Queensland, with established contractors interstate.
What happens if the internet goes down?
Monitored systems report over 4G as standard, so the connection to the control room does not depend on your internet or power staying up.
Do you monitor systems you didn't install?
In most cases yes. We inspect the system first, bring it up to a reliable standard if needed, then connect monitoring.
What does commercial alarm monitoring cost?
It depends on the response plan, patrol arrangements and number of sites. We quote after a site assessment, with no obligation.
Can you monitor multiple sites?
Yes. Multi-site businesses get one response framework across all sites, anywhere in Australia, with site-specific plans where needed.
Who do I deal with day to day?
Alltronic. Our admin team manages your response plan and our technicians handle servicing, faults and changes.