The moment a child is at risk,
you need to know.
SooperVision provides AI-assisted alerts for supervision risks using your existing CCTV - for single centres and for groups who need every centre on one screen.
No new cameras. No cloud video storage. No added workload.
Running a group of centres? See how SooperVision works across every site →
SooperVision supports, and does not replace, active supervision by educators.
Powered by FaceTagr AI
Built to support services navigating Australia's 2026 child safety reforms - CCTV, personal device restrictions and supervision records for review.
See It In Action
Real detections. Real alerts.
These are actual AI detections from SooperVision - showing how the system identifies risks in real time from standard CCTV footage.
Child Left Alone
Real-time alert when a child is detected alone in any monitored area - indoors or outdoors.
Adult & Child Counter
Continuous headcount tracking with real-time child-to-educator ratio monitoring across every zone.
Phone Detected
Flags unauthorised mobile device usage in supervision areas to support your centre's device policy.
Approved services under the NQF (1 July 2026)
Services rated Working Towards in QA7 Governance & Leadership (1 July 2026)
Services rated Working Towards in QA2 Children's Health & Safety (1 July 2026)
Why the sector is moving to CCTV - and why recording alone isn't enough
Since 2025, governments, regulators and researchers across Australia have put CCTV and supervision at the centre of child safety reform. Here is what they have said.
“If deterrence is going to work, how you set them up is just as critical as whether you’ve got them there at all.”
- Jason Clare, Federal Minister for Education, on CCTV in childcare (Sky News interview)
Source: ministers.education.gov.au“CCTV can play a role in supporting child safety in early childhood settings.”
- Australian Government Department of Education, National CCTV assessment
Source: education.gov.auThe 2025 independent review of the NSW early childhood regulator recommended a condition on all new childcare service approvals requiring CCTV, “for the purpose of protecting the safety and welfare of children.”
- Independent Review into the NSW ECEC Regulatory Authority, Recommendation 8
Source: education.nsw.gov.auVictoria’s 2025 Rapid Child Safety Review recommended a national trial of CCTV in early childhood services. Education Ministers agreed to a national assessment in up to 300 services.
- Victorian Rapid Child Safety Review 2025
Source: vic.gov.au“Personal device use in education and care services has proven to increase the risk of harm to children.”
- ACECQA (Australian Children's Education & Care Quality Authority), information sheet on digital devices, 2026
Source: acecqa.gov.au“There is a significant danger in assuming CCTV alone can keep children safe.”
- Early childhood researchers, University of New England, writing in The Sector (October 2025)
Source: thesector.com.auThat's the gap SooperVision closes. Cameras that only record are reviewed after something has gone wrong. SooperVision watches the same cameras live, alerts educators while there is still time to act, flags personal phones in children's areas, and keeps a timestamped record - with video kept on site and no face recognition on CCTV.
Quotes and findings are taken from public statements and reports, linked above. The people and organisations quoted do not endorse SooperVision or any commercial product.
Core Safety Features
What SooperVision Monitors
Unattended Child Detection
Real-time alerts when a child is detected alone in any monitored area.
Child-to-Educator Ratio Monitoring
Live monitoring with breach notifications.
Real-Time Headcount Tracking
Continuous room-level child counts.
Gate Left Open Alerts
Notification when a gate is left open.
Fence-Line Risk Detection
Proximity monitoring for children near fence lines and boundary blind spots.
Climbable Object Near Fence
Detects objects placed near fences that could enable climbing.
Multi-Centre Compliance Dashboard
Centralised oversight and reporting to support review for multi-site operators.
Privacy-Protected Alert Snapshots
Alerts sent as still images with all faces automatically blurred.
Unauthorised Device Detection
Identifies personal devices in restricted areas.
Plus AI analysis of your alert history: see which rooms, times and routines carry the most risk, and get reports ready for your QIP and assessment. See features
Alerts that tell you exactly where to look
Push notifications on Apple and Android phones and tablets show a snapshot (faces blurred), the camera name, zone and exact time, so you can go straight to the recording on your NVR.
How it works
Live in 4 steps
After a remote camera review, each centre receives a preconfigured device. Connect it to the network and it's running.
- 1
Camera review
We review your existing CCTV coverage and confirm which rooms and zones can be monitored.
- 2
Preconfigured device ships
Each centre receives an edge device already set up for its cameras and zones.
- 3
Plug in and go
Connect the device to the centre's network. It starts monitoring straight away.
- 4
Alerts to your team
Directors, area managers and head office receive alerts on the app, with snapshots (faces blurred).
Modules
One platform, three modules
CCTV Supervision
Turns the CCTV you already have into real-time supervision. AI-assisted alerts flag safety events as they happen, so educators can respond sooner. No face recognition, and faces are blurred in every alert snapshot.
Authorised Pickup
Consent-based face verification of authorised adults at the pickup point. Children are never enrolled or identified.
Educator Attendance
Consent-based face verification for educator sign-in/sign-out on a dedicated device, with room/class child counts and automated attendance reports. It is not connected to CCTV supervision and is not used for performance monitoring.
Authorised Pickup and Educator Attendance work standalone, integrate via SDK, or connect to door and gate access control. Integrations →
Children's Health & Safety
One of the two quality areas with the most services rated Working Towards. SooperVision provides AI-assisted supervision alerts, unattended child detection and timestamped event records that may support your QA2 review and documentation.
Staffing Arrangements
Alerts when a zone drifts outside the educator-to-child ratio you configure, helping you spot where cover is thin.
Physical Environment
Layout blind spots make supervision harder. SooperVision adds AI-assisted monitoring of configured zones, gates and fence lines to support your educators' active supervision.
Governance & Leadership
QA7 and QA2 are the two quality areas with the most services rated Working Towards. SooperVision creates timestamped alert logs and supervision reports that may support governance and review.
Compliance
Supporting NQS QA2 Supervision
The National Quality Standard Quality Area 2 includes Element 2.2.1 on supervision. SooperVision provides AI-assisted alerts and records that can support active supervision, without replacing educators or the service's compliance responsibilities.
Compliance Checklist
Educator Friendly
Built to support educators -
not monitor them
Powered by FaceTagr
Proven computer vision.
Configured for childcare safety events.
SooperVision is powered by FaceTagr, whose face recognition algorithms are independently benchmarked by NIST (US Government). Verification runs on the device, on any phone or tablet, and works offline, with data synced to secure servers in Sydney. ISO 27001 certified. SooperVision's CCTV supervision is configured for safety events, not to identify people.
Delivered by GreeneDesk - since 2013
GreeneDesk has delivered software to Australian and New Zealand facilities since 2013, and provides local deployment, support and data hosted in Australia.
SooperVision is AI supervision software for Australian childcare centres, delivered by GreeneDesk Pty Ltd (ABN 13 958 181 688) and powered by FaceTagr.
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