Guard Patrol System for Residential Societies
Managing committees pay for guards but rarely see proof that night rounds happened. Checkpoints on each tower landing, basement parking level, gate and pump room turn the round into a record the committee can read each morning, and face-verified clock-in ends the "someone else covered the shift" problem.
What it is used to control on residential societies and gated communities
- unverified night rounds
- basement parking theft and vandalism
- guard substitution and proxy attendance
- visitor and delivery gate control
- pump room, lift machine room and terrace access
What the platform includes
- QR code checkpoint scanning
- NFC tag patrol verification
- Live GPS guard tracking and geofenced sites
- Live cloud sync of every patrol scan in real time
- Face verification for guard identity at shift start and checkpoints
- Daily email reports for agency owners and managers
- Incident reporting with photo and note evidence
- Guard shift clock-in and attendance records
- Missed-checkpoint and SOS alerts in real time
- Automated PDF and Excel patrol compliance reports
- Multi-site and multi-client agency dashboards
- REST API access on Enterprise plans
Questions buyers ask
Can the managing committee see the patrol report?
Yes. The daily email report can go to committee members as well as the agency, covering completed rounds, missed checkpoints and attendance for the whole society.
How do we stop proxy attendance?
Face verification at shift start matches the guard against their enrolled photo, so attendance is tied to the individual rather than a shared register or a PIN anyone can share.