How NFC guard patrol reporting works

How it works

Were the required patrols
completed, and when?

Guard Checkpoint helps answer a simple question. The system is simple:

  1. 01

    Place the tags

    NFC checkpoint tags are placed at the locations the guard must visit.

  2. 02

    Start the shift

    The guard opens the phone app at the start of the shift.

  3. 03

    Scan each point

    During the patrol, the guard scans each checkpoint tag.

  4. 04

    Record the visit

    Each scan is recorded automatically.

  5. 05

    Review the patrol

    Supervisors can review patrol activity and receive daily reports.

No handwritten logbook is needed for routine patrol records.

What the system records

A clear patrol record, ready to review from the web dashboard.

  • The guard
  • The site
  • Checkpoint location
  • Date
  • Time

Who it’s for

Practical reporting.
For the sites you manage.

Guard Checkpoint may be suitable for:

  • Small security companies
  • Strata buildings
  • Marinas
  • Commercial properties
  • Private facilities
  • Building managers
  • Site supervisors
  • After-hours patrols
  • Locations with fixed patrol points

It is intended for practical day-to-day patrol reporting, not complicated corporate security management.

Why use Guard Checkpoint?

01

Reduce reliance on handwritten logbooks and informal reporting.

02

Give supervisors better visibility of patrol activity.

03

Help site managers confirm that required patrol points were visited.

04

Provide daily reporting without complicated paperwork.

05

Manage multiple sites, with each site managed separately.