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Software for mobile patrol teams

KEEP THE PATROL MOVING. KEEP THE WORK IN VIEW.

Connect the officer on the move with the record of each visit and the team coordinating the response. Guardix brings mobile patrols, NFC or QR checkpoints, photos, site questions, location context, and incident reporting into the field workflow. Give supervisors a practical way to review what was completed and what needs follow-up.

Harbor PointPier 9South YardLakeview
Gate closed9:02 PM
Dock lights on9:20 PM
Fence intact9:41 PM
Lot clear10:03 PM
4 visits · 4 photos · 1 route

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A patrol visit should leave useful evidence.

An arrival update is only part of the story. The supervisor also needs the completed checks, observations, and any issue found at the property. Guardix connects those details to the tour and site, giving your team a record it can review after the officer moves to the next assignment.

Checkpoint records with substance.

Use NFC or QR scans to record the required checkpoints. Add the photos and answers assigned to each tag so the completed tour contains the evidence your site needs.

Location context for coordination.

Review available on-duty GPS and geofence information alongside the officer's work. Give dispatch context when assessing nearby resources or an exception.

A connected response record.

Bring the incident details, available officer information, and response updates into the dispatch workflow. Follow the action your authorized team directs.

Field tools in the officer's app.

Keep assigned instructions, patrol records, reports, and communication within the mobile experience. Give supervisors and clients their own permitted view of the resulting work.

Guardix AI

Support the response and clarify the account.

Atlas assistance helps dispatch review available location and incident context when preparing a response. AI report refinement helps turn the officer's recorded observations into clearer wording. Dispatch decides which resource is appropriate, and the officer or reviewer checks the report against the actual patrol evidence before the account is shared.

AtlasDispatch agent
Your teamReviews and approves

Example · One patrol observation. A connected follow-up.

An officer finds a damaged perimeter gate during a site tour, records photos and answers the checkpoint questions. Dispatch reviews the update, coordinates the approved next action, and management shares the reviewed incident account with the client.

How it connects

How the workflow connects

  1. 1

    Prepare the patrol.

    Set the site instructions, checkpoint evidence, and assigned responsibilities.

  2. 2

    Record the visit.

    Scan the tags and capture the required observations.

  3. 3

    Coordinate the exception.

    Connect incidents with dispatch and approved follow-up.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can each checkpoint require different evidence?

Yes. Set the relevant photos and questions for each tag so officers document what that part of the site requires.

Can supervisors review completed and outstanding patrol work?

Use the tour and history records to review completed checkpoints, remaining work, and the observations associated with the visit.

Next step

Keep a useful record of every assigned visit.

Bring patrol evidence, field communication, and response coordination together with Guardix.

See Guardix for Mobile Patrol