Everything an officer needs in the field, on one screen — shifts, patrols, checkpoints, reports, and GPS-verified clock-in, working online or off.
Offline capable
Average clock-in
Sync window
In the field across
No second device, no paper, no radio relay — every field action lives on the screen already in their hand.
A live map shows who is on post, where they are, and whether they are inside the geofence — backed by GPS and replayable patrol trails.
GPS and geofence confirm the officer is actually at the post before the shift can start — no buddy-punching, no paper timesheets.
Each checkpoint scan is stamped with a server time and a GPS fix, turning a patrol into a verifiable record you can hand a client.
Photo, video, and voice attach to any incident or activity report in seconds, then sync into the operations picture the moment signal returns.
Site procedures, standing instructions, and shift tasks live on the screen the officer already has open — only what their current post requires.
GPS and geofence verify the officer is at the post.
Post orders, patrol routes, and checkpoints on one screen.
Photo, video, and voice attach to any report in seconds.
Everything lands in the operations picture the moment signal returns.
Clock-ins, scans, and reports from the field flow straight into scheduling, dispatch, payroll, and client reporting — one operating layer, no double entry.
Common questions
Common questions
Yes. Officers keep clocking in, scanning checkpoints, and filing reports offline; everything syncs the moment connectivity returns.
iOS and Android, phones and tablets — anything officers already carry. No rugged hardware required.
No. Each officer sees only the posts, orders, and tasks their current shift requires.
Each scan is stamped with a server time and the device's GPS fix, so a round is verifiable proof of presence, not a checkbox.
No. The app batches sync, compresses media, and idles between events, so a full shift fits comfortably on a normal phone charge.
Download Guardix Field, or see the full operations picture it feeds in a live demo.
