Multi-Brand Device Integration
Unifying audio, video, conferencing, displays, and cameras from different brands into one consistent architecture.
System Integrator
Unified AV & IT
We bring dozens of devices from different brands together into one system driven from a single panel — audio, video, conferencing, control, and networking working as one.
Multi-Brand IntegrationControl System ProgrammingAV over IP & NetworkingCommissioning & Handover
01Overview
What Is a System Integrator?
A system integrator brings devices from different brands and technologies together into one system that behaves as a single whole — not just a collection of equipment that happens to share a room.
A modern meeting room might contain Shure microphones, a Q-SYS DSP, Sony cameras, Samsung displays, a Microsoft Teams Rooms codec, and a Crestron control panel. Each has its own protocol, network address, and logic. The integrator’s job is to make them all recognise one another — so the user presses a single "Start Meeting" button and the entire system configures itself.
This layer is where most AV projects are won or lost. Expensive equipment that is not integrated still delivers a poor experience. GVM handles exactly that layer — control programming, DSP configuration, AV over IP routing, and instrument-verified testing before handover.
02Scope of Work
Scope of System Integration
Six areas of work that turn a collection of devices into a genuinely unified system.
Control System Programming
Programming for Q-SYS, Crestron, and other control platforms — from system logic to touch panel interface layout.
DSP & Audio Configuration
Digital signal processor setup: gain structure, echo cancellation, auto-mixing, paging zones, and presets for each room scenario.
AV over IP & Network Integration
Audio video distribution over the network (Dante, NDI, SDVoE) plus VLAN design, QoS, and coordination with your internal IT team.
Conferencing Platform Integration
Room enablement for Microsoft Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms, or Google Meet, including device enrolment and security policy.
Commissioning & Verified Testing
Final performance measured with instruments — not just "it makes sound" — followed by test documentation and user training.
03How We Work
The Integration Process
Four stages from approved design to formal system handover.
- 01 — Design Review & Procurement
The design is re-verified against site conditions, then equipment is procured through authorised distribution channels.
- 02 — Staging & Pre-Configuration
Equipment is assembled and configured in our workshop first, so on-site working time is dramatically shorter.
- 03 — On-Site Integration & Programming
The system is installed, connected to the network, then programmed and tuned around how your people actually work.
- 04 — Commissioning & Training
Full testing, final calibration, handover of as-built documentation, and training for your team.
04Deliverables
What You Receive
- A working, integrated system verified by measured testing
- Control programming files and DSP configurations, with backups
- As-built documentation: diagrams, IP address schedule, and credentials
- Commissioning report with measurement results
- User training and a concise operating guide
05Client Sectors
Trusted Across Industries
More than 100 AV & IT projects throughout Indonesia — from corporate meeting rooms to government auditoriums.
CorporateGovernmentHotel / Villa / ApartmentSchool / UniversityHouse of WorshipRestaurant / Bar / CafeRetailStadium
06Our Strengths
Why Integrate With GVM
Certified Programmers
A team certified in Q-SYS Level 1 and Q-SYS Control 101 for control system programming.
Authorised Brand Partner
Access to official distribution channels and direct technical support from manufacturers.
Used to Working with IT
We understand corporate network policy — VLANs, firewalls, and the approval process behind them.
Source Code Handed Over
Programming files belong to you, so your system is never locked to a single vendor.
07Common Questions
Questions About System Integration
You need an AV system integrator when a space uses more than one type of device that has to work together — microphones, cameras, displays, and a conferencing platform all driven from a single panel, for example. If you are hanging a single television, you do not need an integrator. The moment you need "one button to start the meeting", integration work begins.
Yes, and we do it often. We begin with an audit of your existing equipment to establish what is still worth keeping and what needs replacing because its firmware is no longer supported. This approach usually saves a substantial amount compared with replacing the entire system.
GVM works with world-class AV & IT brands including Q-SYS, Crestron, Shure, Sennheiser, Bose, JBL, Yamaha, QSC, Sony, Epson, Jabra, and Denon. Because our approach is brand-neutral, the equipment mix is decided by the project’s technical requirements — not by a brand we are obliged to sell.
A single meeting room is typically completed in 5–10 working days on site. Multi-room offices take 3–6 weeks, auditoriums or hotel ballrooms 2–4 weeks, and large projects such as government buildings or stadiums 1–3 months. Most configuration is completed in our workshop beforehand to keep disruption at your site to a minimum.
Yes. Every project includes a warranty period on the integration work, alongside manufacturer warranties on the equipment itself. Beyond that, scheduled maintenance contracts are available with priority response, preventive inspections, and planned firmware updates.
08Other Services
The Other Pillars of What We Do
Make Your Devices
Behave as One System
Tell us which devices and platforms you use — GVM’s integration team will shape the architecture around them.