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Security guard GPS tracking software

SEE WHERE THE WORK IS HAPPENING.

Bring location context to the decisions your field operation depends on. Guardix connects available on-duty officer positions, site geofences, and recorded activity with dispatch and supervision. Review the live view alongside the shift and site information so your team can understand an exception and coordinate the next step.

GPS Tracking & Geofencing

GPS Tracking & Geofencing

Make the map useful to the operation.

A location marker tells part of the story. The assigned shift, post instructions, patrol activity, and officer communication provide the rest. Guardix helps your team bring these records together, giving supervisors a more useful starting point for reviewing coverage and movement.

On-duty officer visibility

Review the location information available for active shifts. Connect the map view with the officer, post, and work your team is managing.

Configured geofence rules

Define the site boundaries and supported location rules your operation uses. Bring relevant location exceptions into management follow-up through the enabled alert workflow.

Activity history for review

Use available location and patrol records to understand the sequence of activity during a shift. Review device and connectivity context when an entry needs explanation.

Location-aware dispatch

Give authorized dispatchers the location context available for their response. Review assignment suitability and site requirements alongside proximity before directing an officer.

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On-duty officer visibility

Review the location information available for active shifts. Connect the map view with the officer, post, and work your team is managing.

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Configured geofence rules

Define the site boundaries and supported location rules your operation uses. Bring relevant location exceptions into management follow-up through the enabled alert workflow.

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Activity history for review

Use available location and patrol records to understand the sequence of activity during a shift. Review device and connectivity context when an entry needs explanation.

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Location-aware dispatch

Give authorized dispatchers the location context available for their response. Review assignment suitability and site requirements alongside proximity before directing an officer.

K. BrooksSofia ReyesDev PatelAmara Okafor
Dev Patel left the South Yard geofence10:0210:1810:4111:05K. Brooks dispatched · 0.4 mi

Guardix AI

Give AI dispatch a useful location context.

Atlas's enabled dispatch assistance uses available operational context to help prepare a response. Location helps identify nearby resources, while your dispatcher considers availability, duties, and suitability. Keep the response connected to the incident and document the action your team authorizes.

Example · a practical example

A site needs assistance. Dispatch reviews nearby on-duty officers, checks their assignment context, and coordinates the approved response using the available Guardix tools.

How it works

How it works

  1. 1

    Configure the sites.

    Set permitted locations and the geofence rules your company uses.

  2. 2

    Review active activity.

    Inspect available on-duty positions and connected shift records.

  3. 3

    Coordinate follow-up.

    Contact the officer or dispatch team and document the response.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Does GPS prove that every duty was completed?

Location is one record of presence and movement. Patrol scans, photos, report answers, and supervisor review add the evidence needed to assess specific duties.

What can affect the available location view?

Device capability, location permission, connectivity, and company setup affect the information available. Review an exception in that context before drawing a conclusion.

Next step

Connect location with the work behind it.

Explore GPS visibility that supports dispatch, patrol review, and better-informed site oversight in Guardix.

Explore GPS & Geofencing