Secury360Bimefy is a construction site intelligence platform. It connects BIM, construction planning, cameras, reality capture and site data so teams can compare what was planned with what is actually happening on site.
Secury360 provides camera systems used on construction sites, typically installed for site security and monitoring. On many projects that hardware is already in place and already looking at the areas a project team cares about.
The Bimefy integration lets those cameras be registered against a Bimefy project and send snapshots into it. Access works through a scoped partner token issued from the project's integration settings: the token grants permission to register cameras and submit snapshots for that project, and nothing else.
Once imagery arrives, it stops being a standalone security feed and becomes part of the project record. Snapshots are held against the project over time, so a location can be reviewed as it was last week or last month, next to the model and the programme for the same area.
The point is reuse. Rather than installing a second set of cameras purely for progress documentation, a project can bring the footage it already has into the environment where the rest of its construction data already sits.
What connecting Secury360 to Bimefy gives a project team.
Supported cameras are registered against a Bimefy project and mapped to it, so their imagery is associated with the right site.
Camera snapshots are submitted to Bimefy through the integration and stored against the project they belong to.
Camera imagery sits alongside the model, the programme and other captures instead of living in a separate monitoring tool.
Imagery is retained over time, so a given area can be reviewed as it looked at an earlier point in the build.
Requests made with the integration token are logged, so it is clear what was submitted and when.
A scoped token, then imagery flowing into the project.
A project administrator creates a partner token in Bimefy's integration settings, scoped to camera registration and snapshot submission for that project.
The camera is registered against the Bimefy project so incoming imagery can be attributed to it.
Snapshots are submitted to Bimefy using the token.
Imagery appears in the project alongside the model, the programme and other site captures.
Practical reasons to connect cameras you already have.
Cameras installed for site security can also feed the project record, without a second installation.
Keep a running visual record of an area so progress discussions start from imagery rather than recollection.
When a question comes up weeks later about how something was built, go back to the imagery from that date.
Let people who are not on site see the current state of an area in the same place they review the model.
Secury360 is focused on watching a construction site. Bimefy is focused on making sense of a construction project: the model, the programme and the captured reality, held together.
Imagery that stays inside a monitoring system answers security questions well. The same imagery, connected to the project it belongs to, can also help answer construction questions about what was built and when.
Connecting the two means the camera hardware already on site does double duty, and the project team gets another reality input without another platform to run.
Roles that get the most out of this integration.
Other systems Bimefy connects with
Bring drone site captures into the project so repeated flights build a visual record over time.
View integrationBring Autodesk models, folders and file versions into Bimefy, and compare them with captured site reality.
View integrationConnect your own cameras, capture pipelines and sensor systems to Bimefy with scoped API tokens.
View integrationLet approved AI assistants read project data through the Model Context Protocol, with access scoped by token.
View integrationSee how Bimefy can connect your existing construction systems and turn site data into project intelligence.
Trusted by innovation driven companies