Rhombus brings cloud-managed cameras, access control, sensors, alarms, and site activity into a single physical-security picture. Strawberry can organise the screens you select into an incident brief, access review, device-health queue, or site report.
Security and facilities teams get a structured starting point for footage review, door events, sensor alerts, follow-up ownership, and evidence preservation without treating an alert as an automatic conclusion.
The preparation keeps security evidence, site scope, and accountable ownership close together.
01
Build an incident timeline before you decide what happened.
Video, access activity, sensor signals, and alerts can point in different directions.
Put the evidence in time order and clearly separate observed events from the questions still needing an investigator.
02
Make access reviews specific to the site.
Access is not abstract when it controls a particular door, facility, or restricted area.
Prepare the affected location, access context, request rationale, and approval path before changing credentials.
03
Turn device status into owned follow-through.
A disconnected camera or failing sensor can become a blind spot if it remains one row in a console. Group the visible device issues by urgency, location, condition, and owner so facilities can act on the right order.
04
Use the rhythm of the security operation.
A weekday alert review makes sense for active sites because evidence and response windows age quickly; a weekly device-health sweep catches recurring maintenance faults without flooding the team. Save the Rhombus checks as separate skills and schedule them accordingly.
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