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Interesting Fact:CFAS was Florida's first Alarm.com provider

Run every location like you're standing in it.

Alarm.com for Business unites intrusion, access control, video surveillance, and energy on a single platform, designed, installed, and serviced by CFAS, Central Florida's first Alarm.com provider. Arm a site, unlock a door, or pull up a camera from wherever the day has taken you.

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Security, wired into the way you operate.

Most businesses run on a patchwork: an alarm from one company, cameras from another, and a spreadsheet of who still has keys. We replace the patchwork with one professionally installed platform that answers to a single app.

An Alarm.com dome camera overlooking a restaurant mezzanine during evening service

Intrusion, armed from anywhere

Arm and disarm remotely, keep a panic button within reach, and stay online through cellular backup: protection that doesn't depend on your power or your internet.

Alerts with judgment

Opening and closing reports, unexpected-activity notifications, and real-time alarms: the platform tells you what happened, not just that something did.

Monitored around the clock

A professional monitoring station stands behind every signal, with trained operators ready to dispatch the moment an event is verified.

The last key you'll ever cut.

An employee badging into a glass storefront door with a keycard

Keyless entry

Employees badge in with a card, fob, or their phone. A lost credential is revoked in seconds, not re-keyed over a weekend.

Schedules per person

The opening manager gets 6 AM access; weekend staff don't. Permissions follow the schedule you set once.

Every entry, attributed

The access log reads like a story (who opened which door, and when), searchable by name.

Unlock from anywhere

Buzz in a delivery or a locked-out employee from your phone, whether you're in the office or out of state.

Cameras that understand what they're seeing.

The Alarm.com web dashboard on a laptop, showing nine live camera feeds across a café and warehouse

The web command center: every camera, every site, live

Analytics that discriminate

Person, vehicle, or animal: every alert carries the distinction, so a raccoon in the lot never wakes you at 3 AM.

Clips tied to events

Footage links itself to the alarm and access events around it: search by who badged in, not by timestamp.

Live from anywhere

Every camera across every site, streaming to your phone, tablet, or the web command center.

Recorded to the cloud

Critical clips are saved off-site the instant they happen, beyond the reach of a stolen recorder.

A warehouse loading dock at night, quietly lit and under watch
After hours

The night shift that never clocks out.

The app's saved video clips filtered across Boston, Seattle, and Richmond locations

Ten sites should feel like one.

The Enterprise Dashboard puts every property behind a single pane of glass. New hire across three stores? One change. A clip from the Boston lot and the Richmond floor? Same screen, same search.

  • One login and a single Enterprise Dashboard for every property
  • Roll out user codes, credentials, and schedules to all sites at once
  • Compare activity, video, and energy use across locations side by side

A business day, handled end to end.

Four moments the platform quietly absorbs. Scroll through.

01Open & close

Opening and closing the store is one tap.

Disarm and unlock at open, arm and lock at close; lights and HVAC follow along with each scene, run from the sidewalk or scheduled to the minute.

The app confirming the business opened on time, with doors and thermostat in view
02Accountability

Opened on time, and you'll know if it isn't.

Opening and closing reports land automatically. If the store isn't disarmed by 7:05, you hear about it at 7:06.

A driver reaching from their car to badge into a parking garage reader
03Beyond the front door

Access that reaches the gate.

Garages, gates, and drive-up readers run on the same credentials as the lobby, parking and fleet entrances included.

04Back of house

Storerooms stay on a need-to-enter basis.

Inventory, server rooms, and cash offices restricted by role and by hour, with a log entry for every visit.

The building runs itself. You read the report.

Arming the system at close can set back the thermostats, drop the lights, and lock whatever was forgotten. Meanwhile, every day's activity is tallied into trends you can staff and market against.

Energy on your hours

The system knows when the building is empty, so the building acts like it.

  • Thermostats set back when you arm-away
  • Lighting follows opening and closing
  • Temperature alerts guard coolers & stock
A manager reviewing stored service invoices, warranties, and reminders on her phone

The building's paperwork, filed

Warranties, service invoices, and inspection dates live with the system they cover, with reminders before anything lapses.

iOS home-screen widgets controlling doors, locks, and scenes

Control from the lock screen

Widgets and one-tap scenes put arm, unlock, and lights a thumb away, no digging through an app between customers.

Activity becomes a ledger.

Trend reports turn each day into something you can act on: staff the rush, time the promotion, and spot the anomaly before it becomes a loss.

Traffic by hour

Punctuality by site

Energy by season

Alarm.com for Business

CFAS is an authorized Alarm.com for Business dealer, the platform behind millions of protected properties, designed and serviced locally since 1968.