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Plays well with what you’ve already got. Works with the kit already on site.

Nobody buys everything from one vendor. Here’s what Bolt connects to: cameras, readers, intercoms and the plumbing behind them. Each one says whether it works today or is still on the list. Cameras, readers, intercoms and plumbing: the kit you’ll find when you walk in. Each one says whether it works today or is still on the list, so nothing gets quoted that isn’t ready.

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The list.

Available means it works today. Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Slack, Zapier, Home Assistant and n8n are planned: listed so you know where we’re heading, not ready to buy.

Kind

Showing all 20: 8 available, 12 early access or planned

  • ONVIF

    Available

    Video

    Profile S and T cameras connect to Bolt.Vision through the local recorder.

    Good for: Axis, Hanwha, Bosch and the rest: if it speaks ONVIF, Bolt.Vision can read it.

  • Axis

    Available

    Video

    Axis cameras connect over ONVIF Profile S and T.

    Good for: New builds that want a sharp picture in low light.

  • Hanwha ANPR

    Available

    Video

    Number-plate reads over TCP feed a Bolt rule, which decides whether the barrier lifts.

    Good for: Barriers and gates where the plate is the credential.

  • Akuvox

    Available

    Doors & credentials

    Video intercoms paired with Bolt doors. A visitor calls from the lobby panel; the host lets them in.

    Good for: Buildings that want a face on the screen before the door opens.

  • HID Signo

    Available

    Doors & credentials

    Signo readers over OSDP, with secure channel and supervised wiring.

    Good for: HID estates that aren’t ready to replace the readers.

  • MQTT

    Available

    Automation

    Native. Bolt events are published over MQTT with TLS.

    Good for: If it speaks MQTT, it can subscribe to Bolt directly.

  • Webhooks

    Available

    Messages

    Send any Bolt event to any HTTPS endpoint, HMAC-signed and retried with backoff.

    Good for: When none of the above is quite right: you write the other end, Bolt calls it.

  • Email

    Available

    Messages

    Visitor invites and notifications by email, sent through Resend.

    Good for: Visitors get a link, not an app to install.

  • Apple Wallet

    Early access

    Doors & credentials

    Add-to-Wallet passes with Express Mode, so the phone works even when it’s locked.

    Good for: Staff who’d rather carry a phone than a card. In pilot.

  • Google Wallet

    Early access

    Doors & credentials

    Wallet passes on Android with the same credential model as Apple.

    Good for: The same pass on both platforms. In pilot.

  • Microsoft 365

    Planned

    Identity

    Sync staff and groups from Entra ID, sign in with OIDC, and let off-boarding follow the directory.

    Good for: HR removes someone; their access goes with them.

  • Google Workspace

    Planned

    Identity

    Directory sync and SAML single sign-on, with group-to-role mapping.

    Good for: Engineers get the rear entrance because they’re in the Engineering group.

  • Okta

    Planned

    Identity

    SCIM provisioning and SAML sign-in.

    Good for: Identity stacks that aren’t Microsoft 365 or Google.

  • Auth0

    Planned

    Identity

    OIDC provider, planned alongside Okta.

    Good for: Customers who bring their own identity provider.

  • Network Optix

    Planned

    Video

    A two-way bridge: Bolt events on NX timelines, NX clips opened from Bolt events.

    Good for: Security teams who already live in NX Meta or Witness.

  • Zapier

    Planned

    Automation

    Triggers on unlock, denial and motion; actions to grant access and send invites.

    Good for: Glue Bolt into the tools you already use, without code.

  • n8n

    Planned

    Automation

    A packaged n8n node over the Bolt API and event stream.

    Good for: When Zapier is too simple and custom code is too much.

  • Home Assistant

    Planned

    Automation

    An integration over the Bolt MQTT event stream.

    Good for: Small buildings where commercial and home blur together.

  • Twilio SMS

    Planned

    Messages

    SMS visitor passes and one-time codes.

    Good for: Visitors who don’t have email on them (a surprising number).

  • Slack

    Planned

    Messages

    Host notifications when a visitor checks in; denial alerts to a security channel.

    Good for: Offices that already live in Slack.

Three ways in. Pick one. Three ways in for the IT team.

If it speaks HTTP or MQTT, it can speak to Bolt. API access is set up with you during onboarding. If it speaks HTTP or MQTT, it can speak to Bolt. API access is set up during onboarding, so the customer’s developers don’t need you on site.

  • REST API

    HTTPS · scoped keys

    Every button in the dashboard maps to an API call. Keys are scoped, so a script only gets what it needs.

  • MQTT

    v5 · TLS

    Subscribe to events as they happen. No polling.

  • Webhooks

    HMAC-signed

    Bolt calls your endpoint, retries with backoff, and signs every call so you know it’s really us.

Can’t find the one you need?

Tell us what’s missing. If we hear it twice, it goes on the list. Either way, you’ll get a straight answer about how far off it is. Tell us what the site runs. If we hear it twice, it goes on the list. Either way, you’ll get a straight answer before you quote.

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