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Add the safety layer.
Focus on your operation.

Evaluate journey safety, video review and connected alerts without taking on every component as a new in-house engineering project.

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THE BUSINESS CASE

Build on what you have.
Reduce what you have to build.

KEEP

Your operating foundation.

Keep compatible apps, fleet systems and response processes. Review the available interfaces before committing to new infrastructure.

INTEGRATE

A reusable intelligence layer.

Evaluate VV’s API, evidence chain and command tools together, reducing the scope of custom development your organisation must own.

MEASURE

The full cost of ownership.

Compare engineering, integration, service fees and retained operations over the same period. Savings depend on your scope and quote.

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WHAT YOUR TEAM CAN GAIN

A smaller build scope.
A clearer operating model.

01

Reuse existing systems

Start with compatible apps, fleet platforms and operational tools. Integration feasibility determines what you can retain.

02

Reduce custom engineering

Evaluate reusable API, signal-processing and review components rather than separately implementing each part of the safety workflow.

03

Bring review into context

Give operators an agreed way to review journeys, alerts or supported video evidence and coordinate the next step.

04

Keep ownership clear

Define who supplies data, configures the service, reviews events and manages response. Account for the internal work your team will still perform.

CONNECT THE PIECES

Your infrastructure.
Our intelligence layer.

YOUR SYSTEMSApps & fleetsJourney and device observationsVideo sourcesSupported footage for review
MURLI V TECHVV / ACTEDSSignal quality · context · persistenceVideo intelligenceObjects · tracks · confidence
YOUR OPERATIONSReview & responseAlerts, evidence and authorised workflowsExisting systemsAPI or agreed integration

Start with the data and systems you already have. Define each connection around your environment.

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WHY AN ADDITIONAL SAFETY LAYER

When pressing SOS
isn’t possible.

A person facing coercion, sexual violence or a medical emergency in a cab may be unable to reach a phone or ask for help. An incident can remain unnoticed while a journey still appears active.

VV is designed to bring eligible journey signals and sustained deviations to an authorised reviewer’s attention. Signals support assessment; they do not prove a crime. Response depends on the agreed operational process and available responders.

PASSENGER SAFETY

Context beyond a button.

Review unusual journey patterns alongside signal quality and persistence, with human assessment before action.

MATERIAL TRANSPORT

Keep the journey visible.

Review participating trucks, route changes and unexpected stops. Cargo condition or theft confirmation requires additional data and investigation.

EXISTING OPERATIONS

Add a layer. Keep your systems.

Connect through an agreed API workflow, define ownership and evaluate detection, false alerts and handoffs on a limited pilot.

DESIGNED AROUND REAL OPERATIONS

Inside the journey.
Across the fleet.

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AI-GENERATED ILLUSTRATION

Everyday journeys.

Bring journey context into the tools your transport team already uses.

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AI-GENERATED ILLUSTRATION

Journey continuity.

Connect participating vehicles to a local review workflow, with explicit coverage and acknowledgement.

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MURLI V TECH / WORK WITH US

Put the business case
next to the technical case.

Bring your existing systems and cost assumptions. Define a pilot your engineering, operations and buying teams can evaluate together.

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