
Security Firm Management System
A system for security companies that links guard deployment and attendance to client invoices and guard pay.
If you run a security company, you know the call you dread: a client saying nobody was at the gate last night. With hundreds of guards across dozens of sites, you are relying on paper registers and phone calls to know who reported where, and at the end of the month you are paying for shifts nobody can confirm.
Your business is built on being present and being trusted. We build systems that plan deployments, record attendance at each site and use that same record to bill your clients and pay your guards, so you can prove the service you delivered and stop losing money on the gaps.
It suits guarding companies of any size, including those offering alarm response, cash-in-transit escort and event security.

One system in place of the notebooks, spreadsheets and separate tools.
Vetting and paperwork matter in this business. Keep each guard's details and documents where you can find them.
For each guard you can keep:

Assign guards to sites and shifts, and see a gap before it becomes an uncovered post.
With deployment planning you can:

Supervisors record who reported at each site. That gives operations, billing and payroll one record to work from.
In the field your supervisors can:

Uniforms, radios and torches cost money and tend to go missing. Know who has what.
From the store you can:

Invoices follow the contract and the attendance record, so a query from a client is easy to answer.
For each client you can:

Days worked flow into payroll, along with deductions for uniform, advances and statutory amounts.
In each pay run the system will:

Each person gets what they need from the same system, without waiting on someone else for it.
Contracts, shifts and pay rules differ from firm to firm. These are set up to match yours.
Settings
Ready when you need them, for a day, a month or a year.
No two businesses work the same way. We set the system up around your process, bring your existing records across and train your team on it.
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