A security company doesn't sell guards: it sells the assurance that someone checked. And that has to be provable on the day the client complains.
With GuardCheck the guard scans a code fixed at the location.
Scanning isn't enough: where the guard stood is recorded too.
If they find something odd, they report it from their phone on the spot.
The guard can call for help without it showing.
Who clocked in, at what time and how long the shift lasted.
The monthly document that sustains the contract renewal.
Exact words you can use on the visit. No jargon.
“When your client says nobody did the two a.m. patrol, you send them the exact time and place.”
“And your guard has a button to call for help without anyone noticing.”
You resell under your own brand. This is who it works for, and with what argument.
Those who have to report to every client every month.
Where the guard works alone and at night.
Where expensive material sits out in the open.
Where the client demands patrol compliance reports.
By marking each point with its code, with the time and the real location of that mark recorded.
Yes, without having to buy a separate device for the guard.
The gap stays in the report, which is exactly what the client wants to be able to review.
Yes, with a note and a photo from the app, linked to the point and the time.
That is the argument to open a security company with.