Guard control

Patrol on the phone

Start assigned and open patrols, scan points by tag, and in an emergency hold the panic button for two seconds. Without a signal, scans are stored and go out by themselves — because basements have no signal.

Checkpoints via NFC & GPS

Create stations as NFC tags or GPS points per property — set the position by address search or a tap on the map, no coordinates needed. The evidence is created where the officer actually stands.

Assign tags on site

The page lists exactly those checkpoints still missing a tag and walks you through assigning them in one pass. Where the phone provides it, the chip's serial number is stored too — a copied tag stands out.

Tasks at the checkpoint

A checklist per point — confirm, yes/no, reading, photo or free text — worked through while scanning. Mandatory tasks cannot be skipped, so the round becomes verifiable rather than vague.

Patrol route templates

A set of checkpoints as a reusable patrol, in fixed or any order. Pick points one by one, or use “Add all” to take every point of a site at once.

Unpredictable routes

The order is drawn anew at every start, and optionally only some of the points are asked for — mandatory points are always included. Nobody can predict the round. The subset is part of Guard Control Pro.

Tours at a glance

Planned, running and past patrols in one place — including ad-hoc tours when something comes up.

Recurrence schedules

“Every week Mon, Wed, Fri between 10 pm and 4 am” — even several times per window: hourly from 6 pm to 6 am, or twelve patrols a day at any time. Assigned to a fixed person, an open pool or whoever is on shift at the site.

Dead-man & panic alarm

If no sign of life comes, the officer first gets a pre-alarm with “I'm OK”, then the main alarm goes out. If a panic alert does not get through, the app keeps trying and offers the emergency call.

Location even in the pocket

In the Securo Hub app, location is recorded during a patrol even with the screen off — only then, never before or after. Optionally, patrols require background location to start.

Alarms with escalation

Tour missed, dead-man, panic, suspected faked patrol — with acknowledgement and an escalation chain. If a stage reaches nobody, the alarm goes to Owner and Administrator, and the officer sees whether it arrived.

Your own alarm rules

Set thresholds, channels and escalation stages per alarm type yourself — recipients as fixed people, site management or a role. Alerts are part of Guard Control Pro.

Live dispatch view

Every active tour on a map, with officer position, target versus actual and open alarms — refreshed every 15 seconds.

Document incidents

Category, severity, description, position, photos and signature — attached to a tour or standing alone.

Check integrity

Every scan and status change is linked to the one before; “Check now” recalculates everything. Suspected faked patrols — impossible speed, a copied tag, a probably faked location — are flagged. Guard Control Pro.

Audit-proof reports

Target versus actual, deviations, incidents and the activity report as PDF, Excel or CSV — with a name of your choice in the report header. Each point shows whether it was captured by tag, by GPS or without a tag.

Analytics

Completed, missed, checkpoints fulfilled, incidents and coverage per site, plus staffing and hints such as “Often missed” or “Site without an active patrol”. Part of Guard Control Pro.

Organisation-wide settings

When the pre-alarm and main alarm trigger, whether patrols need background location, whether NFC tags get write-protected, and how long the GPS trail and photos are kept. Tours, scans and incidents are never deleted automatically.