MV with Brivo Access Control Solution

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Steve_Panton
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MV with Brivo Access Control Solution

Does anyone know if the MV devices are compatilable with Brivo Access Control Solution? 

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GreenMan
Meraki Employee
Meraki Employee

There's no specific functionality built for that integration from the Meraki side.   From a brief look on the Brivo side, it appears they have some documented interoperability -  https://help.brivoworkplace.com/articles/cisco-meraki-integration  

This does seem to basically involve Brivo solely using Meraki WiFi for uplink though.   Based on the available REST APIs on both sides, I suspect there's a lot more could be done with MV cameras, via some kind of middleware.  I guess it would help if you defined what you want to achieve?

 

Brivo do not appear to be a signed up Meraki ecosystem partner:  https://apps.meraki.io/en-US/home

At least  - not yet...   And I don't have any experience personally with them - but open APIs is definitely the Meraki approach to interop generally - that's in good part why it's there!

Bear in mind that Cisco do offer a free trial process where you might be able to test this for a time, without any initial outlay (at least on the Cisco side)

 

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GreenMan
Meraki Employee
Meraki Employee

There's no specific functionality built for that integration from the Meraki side.   From a brief look on the Brivo side, it appears they have some documented interoperability -  https://help.brivoworkplace.com/articles/cisco-meraki-integration  

This does seem to basically involve Brivo solely using Meraki WiFi for uplink though.   Based on the available REST APIs on both sides, I suspect there's a lot more could be done with MV cameras, via some kind of middleware.  I guess it would help if you defined what you want to achieve?

 

Brivo do not appear to be a signed up Meraki ecosystem partner:  https://apps.meraki.io/en-US/home

At least  - not yet...   And I don't have any experience personally with them - but open APIs is definitely the Meraki approach to interop generally - that's in good part why it's there!

Bear in mind that Cisco do offer a free trial process where you might be able to test this for a time, without any initial outlay (at least on the Cisco side)

 

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