Your premises is empty for fourteen hours a day and the whole weekend. That's when the stock, the tools and the copper are worth taking — and the cameras that see it happen tell nobody until Monday. A guard for those hours costs more than most small businesses can carry.
Works with the IP cameras and NVR you already have. No replacement, no rewiring.
A single officer covering your after-hours window runs into many thousands of rand every month — and one person can only be in one place on the property at a time.
You already pay for them. They produce a recording you watch on Monday morning, usually to confirm what you already worked out from the broken door.
R650 a month for three cameras. AI person-detection on a box in your own building, a WhatsApp with the photo in seconds, and a phone call to a real person if nobody replies.
Trading-hours scheduling. Silent while your staff are working, awake the moment you lock up. More than one time window per camera, each switched on or off as you need it — the loading bay at night, the office over the weekend.
Several people on the list. Up to five on Business, ten on Business Plus. If you don't answer, it works down the list — and with the "call until answered" add-on it keeps going until a human confirms, including your security company's number.
Zones you draw yourself. The yard but not the road. The stock room but not the corridor your night cleaner uses. That is what stops it crying wolf.
Month-to-month. Edge box R2 500 once-off, or included on a 12-month plan. The subscription starts the day it's installed and tested.
Plainly: we notify, we do not attend. Jericho Mini is not an armed response or guarding company and nobody is dispatched to your premises. It depends on your cameras, your power and your internet. What it gives you is the thing you don't have now — knowing at 23:12 instead of 07:00, with a picture, and a phone that keeps ringing until someone picks up.
Installed in person across the Cape Town metro. Tell us the type of premises and how many cameras.