Getting started and access
Understand invitations, account setup, assigned roles, client access, and the information available to each user.
Guardix Help Center
From your first login to your next payroll review, find practical help for the work your team does in Guardix. Explore guidance for officers, managers, administrators, dispatchers, finance teams, and clients.
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Understand invitations, account setup, assigned roles, client access, and the information available to each user.
Find guidance on shifts, availability, clock-ins, breaks, timecards, and attendance exceptions.
Get familiar with post orders, NFC and QR checkpoints, required photos, site questions, and shift reports.
Learn how to document an event, attach relevant evidence, communicate updates, and follow your organization's escalation procedure.
Navigate employee records, document submissions, certification reviews, assigned learning, and acknowledgments.
Understand approved hours, service rates, invoice preparation, expense allocation, reimbursements, and financial review.
Explore supported AI assistance and configured workflows. Learn what to review before using an AI draft, suggestion, or generated quiz.
Find help with assigned properties, client visibility, notifications, and administrative controls.
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Access depends on your organization's subscription and assigned permissions. Ask your administrator to review your role and site access.
Check your assigned shift, connection, device permissions, and any displayed location requirement. Contact your supervisor if the issue continues. Report the problem promptly so your organization can review the actual time worked under its attendance procedure.
AI can help refine wording in supported workflows. You must review the facts, names, times, and meaning before submitting a report.
Product support helps with Guardix software. Managed dispatch is a separate purchased service with its own coverage and escalation arrangements. For an emergency, follow your site's procedure and contact local emergency services when necessary.
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Send your organization name, device and app version, a short description, and the approximate time of the issue. Include a redacted screenshot if useful. Keep passwords, access codes, payment details, and unrelated personal information out of your message.
For broader operational guidance, explore Learning Resources.