Electronic security is no longer about “putting up cameras”. Today it is a layer of intelligence: IP CFTV video surveillance, biometric and card access control, security operations centers (SOC/CCO) and integration with the company’s management systems — all running as a single ecosystem.
Fiúza Perdigão designs and builds that layer end to end, with an in-house R&D department and partnerships with leading manufacturers such as Hikvision and Control iD (Assa Abloy Group).
IP CFTV and operations centers
We design surveillance systems sized to the real risk of the environment — from the number and type of cameras to NVR storage and the control room video wall. In high-criticality projects we deliver the full operations center: the room, the operators and the platform that monitors everything live.
Access control integrated with your ERP
We go beyond the reader at the door: we integrate access control (facial, card, biometrics) with the institution’s database and ERP. That unlocks features such as distinct access policies per unit with centralized management, attendance control, custom reports and real-time event notifications.
Engineering, not just installation
The difference between a system that works on paper and one that works in operation is engineering: well-executed structured cabling, redundancy where it matters, and integration between subsystems. That is what we deliver — with the same quality signature as our construction work.
Frequently asked questions
Does the access system integrate with our ERP?
Yes. We integrate access control with the institution’s database and ERP (we have, for example, integrated fully with TOTVS), enabling attendance, reports and per-unit policies with centralized management.
Do you handle large / multi-site projects?
Yes. We deliver from operations centers with hundreds of cameras to multi-site networks across several states, with centralized management.
Which manufacturers do you work with?
We work with market leaders such as Hikvision (CFTV) and Control iD, from the Assa Abloy Group (access control), selecting the technology according to the project.