The partnership is expected to accelerate Immix’s continued investment in its platform, integrations, and customer experience as the company helps drive the industry’s transition toward technology-enabled security and remote monitoring.

Founded in 2003, Immix has become a trusted, mission-critical technology partner to professional monitoring centres and security operations and command centres around the world. Today, the company supports hundreds of remote video monitoring service providers and helps protect more than 100,000 businesses, schools, and job sites in more than 50 countries.

Immix’s technology unifies video, audio, access control, sensors, and AI analytics in a single pane of glass, enabling an integrated workflow platform. By connecting disparate security technologies and giving monitoring teams one system of record, Immix helps operators identify and mitigate real threats, reduce false alarms, and route the right response in real time.

At the core of the company’s offering is Immix Central Station (CS), which serves as the system of record for both direct and third-party video monitoring centres. The platform supports more than 500 device types through a broad ecosystem of integrations, monitoring software, and AI-enabled capabilities, giving professional monitoring centers the tools they need to manage increasingly complex security environments efficiently and reliably.

Immix Guard Force (GF) extends these capabilities to enterprises operating their own security and command centres and video monitoring operations, as well as remote guarding and outsourced security operations centre (SOC/GSOC) providers. Together, the Immix platforms support a diverse and growing global customer base across the evolving security landscape.

The partnership with Graham comes at a pivotal time for the RVM industry. As security organisations face growing alarm volumes, increasingly sophisticated threats, and challenges in recruiting and retaining skilled personnel, organisations are increasingly turning to automation, AI, and remote monitoring to enhance security while improving operational efficiency. Immix’s hardware- and technology-agnostic approach positions the company to help customers navigate this transition while preserving the flexibility to work across diverse security technology environments.

“We are immensely excited to partner with Graham Partners as we enter the next phase of Immix’s growth,” said Chris Brown, CEO of Immix. “For more than two decades, our team has focused on building technology that helps monitoring professionals do their jobs more effectively and enables organisations to deliver better security outcomes. Graham’s experience investing in technology-enabled safety and security businesses, combined with its resources and long-term perspective, will allow us to accelerate our investment in the Immix platform and continue delivering value to our customers around the world.”

“Immix has established itself as a critical technology partner to the remote video monitoring industry, and we believe the company is exceptionally well positioned to benefit from the continued adoption of RVM,” said Stephen Wittmann, Principal at Graham Partners. “We look forward to working alongside the Immix team as they continue to innovate and expand the capabilities of the platform.”

With Graham’s support, Immix plans to accelerate the investment in its technology, integrations, and capabilities while strengthening its position as a leading software automation and workflow solutions provider for the rapidly evolving remote video monitoring and security operations market.