Guard Patrol System for Warehouses & Logistics
A distribution centre is a long, repetitive patrol route where skipped sections are invisible until stock goes missing. Checkpoints on every dock door, the yard fence line and each racking aisle turn a vague "site walked" entry into a per-position timestamp, and seal-check incidents attach a photo to the trailer number.
What it is used to control on warehouses and logistics
- dock door and trailer seal integrity
- yard trespass and tailgating
- pallet and high-value stock shrinkage
- blocked fire exits and aisle obstructions
- cold-store and plant room alarms
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 we record trailer seal checks on the round?
Yes. A checkpoint scan can be paired with an incident entry carrying a photo and note, so the seal number and its condition are stored against the exact time and dock position.
Does it work in racking aisles with poor GPS?
Indoors the QR or NFC scan itself is the proof of presence; GPS is recorded when available and is not required for the checkpoint to register.