Discord integration
Your cameras can email, and Discord accepts a channel webhook. NVR Bridge connects the two: every motion event becomes an HTTP request shaped exactly how you want it, with the snapshot attached as a link. Post every detection to a channel, with the snapshot rendered inline.
How it works
Each camera gets a private inbound address. Point the camera's existing email or FTP alert settings at it — nothing new to install.
Set up a channel webhook in Discord and copy its URL.
Write the body however that endpoint expects it. Placeholders fill in the camera, time, snapshot links and any detections.
Hit Test to send a sample event with sample detections, so you can check the shape before a real one arrives.
What you get
Questions
Write the body yourself with placeholders. Here's a starting point: { "content": "{{summary}} on {{camera}}", "embeds": [{ "image": { "url": "{{attachment_0_url}}" } }] } The editor also has ready-made templates you can start from.
Yes. Object-detection webhooks can be filtered to specific classes — person, car, a particular animal — or to any number plate, or one specific plate.
The webhook carries a direct link to the image. Anything that renders images from a URL will show it without any extra work.
Every attempt is recorded with its HTTP status and how long it took, so you can see exactly what happened rather than guessing.
Add a camera, point its email at the address we give you, and watch the first event land. About five minutes, all of it in a browser.