AnyAiCam appliance setup
Activation, network connection, appliance readiness, first-time setup and site commissioning.
Open setup guide →Use this support center for AnyAiCam VMS, the VMS Edge appliance, camera discovery, recording and storage, customer accounts, licensed analytics, and AAC Face Access. Videoloft cloud customers have a separate support path so the two products stay clear.
Start with the area that matches the problem. This keeps VMS, hardware, account, analytics and AAC support separate from Videoloft cloud onboarding.
Activation, network connection, appliance readiness, first-time setup and site commissioning.
Open setup guide →Camera discovery, compatible IP cameras, ONVIF/vendor connection, authorized credentials and camera naming.
Check camera readiness →Retention, storage sizing, recording volume capacity, playback issues and disk-space planning.
See storage guide →Customer login, site access, camera authorization, password setup and portal-access problems.
Customer login →Licensed analytics, camera-specific feature assignment, events, notifications and supported AI workflows.
Analytics catalog →Household Face Access on the AnyAiCam Residential VMS — Ryzen 5 (up to 5 people), commercial Face Access on the AnyAiCam Enterprise appliance (multiple face cameras, larger face databases), facial recognition workflow, Numato relay door control and access-control platform integrations (coming soon).
AAC Face Access support →VMS plan questions, analytics subscriptions, camera slots, account billing and order questions.
Review plans →Approved sales partners and integrators can use the partner portal for their VMS/AAC account.
Partner login →Need help with Videoloft activation, adapters or the Videoloft cloud service? Use the separate Videoloft support page.
Go to Videoloft support →Use the customer portal for normal VMS account access, authorized cameras, recordings, events and subscription features.
Approved VMS/AAC sales partners and partner administrators should use the secure partner portal.
Send a short description of the problem, the site name, affected camera or access point, and any visible error message. Do not send camera passwords, API credentials, payment-card information or private access codes by email.