Right Tech. Right Choice.
The network, the cameras, the automation
and the app — designed as one system.
Most vendors deliver disconnected boxes and leave. TechMark architects the whole thing: secure network fabric, enterprise telephony, computer vision and the automation layer that ties them together.
Before you buy anything
Three things every client is quietly worried about.
Nobody says these out loud in a first meeting. They decide the project anyway — so we design for them from the first drawing.
- “Does connecting all of this open a door into our network?”
- It does, when IoT is dropped onto the same flat network as the finance server. We isolate every class of device behind its own VLAN on a zero-trust model, so a compromised camera reaches nothing but itself.
- “What happens the day the internet goes down?”
- Nothing. The logic lives on a local server inside your building. Scenes, schedules, access control and video analytics keep running with the WAN unplugged — the cloud is an option, never a dependency.
- “Who maintains this once the installer leaves?”
- You can. Every project we hand over is implemented according to best practice design. This ensures that any qualified system expert can easily manage and maintain the setup, perfectly supported by the detailed documentation and training we provide before we leave.
Capabilities
Eight disciplines. One architecture.
- 01 Smart Home A house that runs itself — locally, with no app to learn
- 02 Networking Networks that stay up when the ISP does not
- 03 Unified Communications Phone systems that cost less than the lines they replace
- 04 AI Surveillance Cameras that report, instead of only recording
- 05 Workflow Automation The hours nobody should be spending on data entry
- 06 Custom IoT Built for one problem — and owned entirely by you
- 07 Smart Farm Irrigate on soil moisture, not on a timer
- 08 Software Development Apps wired straight into the hardware they control
Built in-house
We did not license a smart-home app. We wrote one.
BAIT controls rooms, climate, lighting and automation rules on the local server in your home. Fully bilingual, light and dark, and it is the same app our own engineers use.
It is also the honest answer to “can you actually build software?” — you can look at every screen before you commit to anything.
The largest thing we have built
A contact centre, built as one system.
We engineered the whole stack: the segmented network underneath it, the IP PBX and IVR that route and answer every call, the live dashboards supervisors run the floor from, and the backend integrations that put a caller's history on screen before the agent says hello.
Next step
Tell us the problem, not the product.
Send the constraint you are actually stuck on — a floor plan, a network that keeps dropping, a process nobody wants to do by hand. An engineer reads it and replies.