Cloud Recording

Construction-site footage, securely available when you need it.

FieldRivva pairs your temporary cameras with cloud recording, so authorized project teams can review live views and stored footage without managing local servers or recorders.

Security camera transmitting footage to a digital cloud-recording system

Built for accountability

Footage is available when an incident needs context.

Cloud recording gives authorized teams a secure path to live views and retained footage without maintaining a local recorder.

  • 01Incident review without collecting files from a jobsite trailer
  • 02Authorized remote access for owners, project leaders, and security teams
  • 03Retention periods aligned to the needs of the project
Remote monitoring desk reviewing connected camera footage
Authorized project contacts can review live views and recorded incidents without local recording hardware.

Technical details

Reliable by design. Simple to use.

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Encrypted cloud storage removes the need to maintain a recorder in the trailer.

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Authorized stakeholders can securely review footage from the office or site.

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Retention needs are scoped to your project before installation.

Security camera transmitting footage to a digital cloud-recording system
FieldRivva connects site cameras and secure cloud recording so authorized project teams can review live views and incidents from anywhere.

What’s included

A managed cloud recording service — not equipment left at the gate.

FieldRivva brings the field work, configuration, and monthly support together so the project team has one accountable partner.

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    Secure cloud storage for selected camera views

  • 02

    Live viewing and retained footage for authorized users

  • 03

    Retention aligned to the project and incident-review needs

  • 04

    No local recorder or jobsite server for your team to maintain

How the service starts

A clear path from site conversation to working system.

  1. Confirm the cameras, users, and retention needs for the project.

  2. We connect the cameras to the configured cloud recording service.

  3. Your authorized team can review what matters without managing storage.

When to choose it

A good fit when the job needs practical support.

  • Incident investigation
  • Owner and project-lead visibility
  • Recorded context without a local DVR
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Helpful answers

Cloud Recording FAQs

What is included with Cloud Recording?+

FieldRivva pairs your temporary cameras with cloud recording, so authorized project teams can review live views and stored footage without managing local servers or recorders. FieldRivva scopes the equipment, installs and tests it, hands over the agreed access, supports the service monthly, and coordinates removal or changes when the project is complete.

Do we need to purchase or configure any equipment?+

No. The service is designed as a managed monthly rental. FieldRivva provides the selected equipment, handles the field setup, and keeps the technical work off the project team’s list.

How is the service designed for the site?+

Encrypted cloud storage removes the need to maintain a recorder in the trailer. Authorized stakeholders can securely review footage from the office or site. Retention needs are scoped to your project before installation.

What happens during a power outage?+

UPS and battery backup are included with the Premium plan and can also be added to other managed services when the site needs short-outage protection. We scope the backup around the selected service, critical equipment, and expected power conditions before installation.

Can the service change as the project changes?+

Yes. Let FieldRivva know when the timeline, coverage area, trailer location, user count, camera requirements, or critical devices change. We can plan a managed adjustment instead of leaving the site team to reconfigure equipment.

What happens at project closeout?+

FieldRivva coordinates the removal of rented equipment around closeout. Your team does not need to uninstall, store, return, or dispose of the temporary hardware.