CheckpointGuard is built for security companies and in-house security teams that need to know who is on duty, where guards are, which checkpoints were visited, and what should be reported to clients or management.
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Admin settings keep permissions, AI access, alert rules, reporting controls, and audit behavior under supervisor control.
Instead of running patrols through phone calls, WhatsApp messages, paper logs, and separate spreadsheets, CheckpointGuard brings daily guard operations into one dashboard. Supervisors can review guard status, live and recent location pings, SOS alerts, NFC checkpoint activity, geofence events, schedules, reports, and payroll-ready hours from the same system.
The platform supports a private admin dashboard, Android guard app, Android admin app, live guard map, checkpoint proof, schedule windows, payroll review windows, and report workflows. That means the same operational record can help answer practical questions: who is online, who is on duty, which checkpoints are overdue, what happened at a site, and what should go into the report.
Guards use mobile workflows for patrol activity and proof, while supervisors keep the wider picture. CheckpointGuard focuses on real operational evidence: timestamps, sites, guards, GPS context, NFC scans, geofences, SOS events, and report history. Aegis AI can help summarize and draft while admin permissions and human review stay in control.
For most security teams it should include guard profiles, site assignments, live guard visibility, patrol proof, incident or SOS handling, schedules, reports, and a way to review hours for payroll. CheckpointGuard combines those workflows instead of treating guard tours as a separate island.
Yes. The product is designed around admins, sites, guards, scoped operational data, reports, and client-ready records. Normal admins only see their own allowed data, while super-admin behavior follows the existing permission rules.
It can replace much of the paper and spreadsheet work by recording patrol activity digitally through GPS context, NFC checkpoints, geofences, SOS alerts, and report data. Teams can still keep their own procedures, but the operational proof is easier to review.