For the companies that send someone.
A security business does not only watch. It responds. Trackerserver carries the response side in the same platform as the tracking: who pressed the button, who is nearest, and how long it took.
- Responder control room
- A responder app in the field
- Guard patrol tours
- Firearm tracking
Four tools, one control room.
Responder control room
A panic becomes an incident on the dispatcher's console, with clocks running against your service levels. Assign a responder and follow the incident to its end.
Responder app
The officer in the vehicle accepts the job, is navigated to it, marks arrival and files the report from a phone.
Guard patrol
Rounds made of checkpoints scanned by NFC or QR, on a schedule, with an alert when a checkpoint is missed and a record of each tour.
Firearm tracking
Trackers on firearms, on a live map, with alarms for a shot fired, a firearm dropped or one that is away from its officer.
The client's side of it.
A client with a panic button wants to know that it reached someone. The platform keeps the incident, who attended, the times and the report, and produces it as a PDF.
- Client and next-of-kin details with each incident
- Incident reports as PDFs
- Panic, SOS and fall alarms
- Push-to-talk radios
And the vehicles are on the same map.
Response vehicles are tracked like any fleet: where they are, how they are driven, what the dashcam saw. A security company does not need one system for its own cars and another for its clients' alarms.
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