Overwatch

Real-Time Monitoring & Intervention

CAPN installs, maintains, and monitors your cameras end to end. From 10 PM to 6 AM, live operators actively monitor your property in real time, using spotlights, sirens, and two-way audio to deter unwanted activity and dispatching officers or police when needed. No upfront costs. Cameras and installation included.

What Overwatch handles

Car Break-Ins

Vehicle break-ins threaten residents' sense of safety and can result in thousands of dollars in stolen property and vehicle damage. Overwatch actively monitors parking areas in real time. When someone is seen loitering around vehicles or behaving suspiciously, a live operator engages them immediately using spotlights, sirens, and two-way audio and dispatches an officer if necessary. This proactive approach has helped prevent numerous vehicle break-ins and has led to the arrest of multiple car prowlers.

Unauthorized Access

Loitering & Trespassing

Package & Mail Theft

Property Damage & Vandalism

Unauthorized Amenity Use

Unauthorized Dumping & Bulk Item Disposal

Vacant Unit Break-Ins & Squatting

Car Break-Ins

Vehicle break-ins threaten residents' sense of safety and can result in thousands of dollars in stolen property and vehicle damage. Overwatch actively monitors parking areas in real time. When someone is seen loitering around vehicles or behaving suspiciously, a live operator engages them immediately using spotlights, sirens, and two-way audio and dispatches an officer if necessary. This proactive approach has helped prevent numerous vehicle break-ins and has led to the arrest of multiple car prowlers.

Unauthorized Access

Loitering & Trespassing

Package & Mail Theft

Property Damage & Vandalism

Unauthorized Amenity Use

Unauthorized Dumping & Bulk Item Disposal

Vacant Unit Break-Ins & Squatting

Benefits

Proactive Threat Deterrence

Stop incidents before they happen. Active monitoring and remote intervention deter most problems before they escalate.

Immediate Physical Response

Backed by physical response. When remote intervention isn't enough, CAPN dispatches an armed patrol officer immediately. 

All-in-One Security Vendor

One vendor, fully managed. No juggling installers, monitoring companies, and security firms separately. CAPN installs, maintains, monitors, and responds under one roof.

How Overwatch works

Price

Month-to-month. Cancel anytime.

Price

Month-to-month. Cancel anytime.

$212/month per camera

  • Camera hardware & installation

  • Routine maintenance

  • 24/7 motion recording

  • 24/7 customer support

  • Nightly live monitoring

  • Remote & Physical Interventions

  • Timestamped Incident Reports

Every shift. On record.

CAPN // DISPATCH LOG
REP-0201-0436
DATE / TIME
02.01.26 // 04:36 PST
LOCATION ZONE
XXX XXXX // LOADING DOCK
INCIDENT ID
Tresspassing
RESOLUTION TIME
04:50 PST
DISPATCH CASE & ACTION
Around 04:36 we spotted a trespasser in the loading dock. We sounded off the alarm and they departed. Around 04:50 we spotted an individual attempt to access an alley door, We sounded off the alarm and they left.
EVIDENCE // image_5179fb.jpg
Report photo evidence
TAP TO EXPAND
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CALL_AUDIO
STATUS: RESOLVED

Complete Visibility Into Your Property.

See a Overwatch sample report. GPS-verified reports with timestamped photos and detailed notes from every patrol, area check, and incident. Everything is documented. Full accountability.

Success Stories

Preventing Bike Theft

Preventing Bike Theft

After repeated concerns about theft activity at an apartment complex, CAPN Overwatch was installed to actively monitor a residential bike room. One night, our monitoring team observed an individual attempting to tamper with a bike lock and immediately initiated two-way audio communication. The individual initially claimed the bike belonged to him, but after continued questioning and verification attempts, it became clear the story was false. We convinced him to leave the area voluntarily and dispatched officers to ensure he fully exited the property without incident.

Stopping a Vehicle Theft in Progress

Stopping a Vehicle Theft in Progress

A parking garage in an urban Seattle property was experiencing weekly car break-ins. We installed Overwatch cameras at entry and exit points. At 5:39 AM one morning, our monitor spotted a masked individual manipulating a resident's car and immediately sounded the alarm. The individual fled, leaving his equipment behind. Our officer arrived within minutes and secured the scene. Over $100,000 in personal property was protected that night alone.

Construction Site Secured

Construction Site Secured

A construction site faced repeated break-ins and tool theft. We installed temporary Overwatch cameras around the perimeter. Within weeks, a thief climbed the fence and was immediately spotted by our monitor. An officer was dispatched and arrived in 6 minutes. Seeing he wasn't alone, the individual fled, abandoning his tools in the rush to leave. Tens of thousands in losses and construction delays were prevented.

Shutting Down Break-Ins at the Source

Shutting Down Break-Ins at the Source

A multifamily community had individuals propping open fire stairway doors and tailgating through the parking garage gate to gain building access. This led to repeated car break-ins, vandalism, package theft, and trespassers inside the building. We installed Overwatch at each stairway entrance and garage gate. Anyone attempting unauthorized entry or loitering at these access points was addressed immediately through two-way audio. More than a dozen break-in attempts were prevented before they happened.

Let's talk about your property

Let's talk about your property

Frequently Asked Questions

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