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# License Plate Recognition Integration
Solink supports an [integration with Axis cameras](https://www.axis.com/solutions/license-plate-recognition) to provide license plate recognition using AI within the Solink platform.
Whenever the camera detects a license plate, an event is created in Solink with the following information:
* **Vehicle**: Direction of car movement based on the configuration in Axis.
* **Plate**: The plate number of the car the AI detected.
* **State, Country**: Based on origin state/country displayed on the license plate.
* **Confidence**: How confident the AI is in detecting this license plate accurately, in a percentage.
* **Duration**: Duration the vehicle was in view.
Please reach out to your Customer Success Representative if you require support configuring this integration with your Axis camera(s).
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