One command layer.
The whole operation on it.
FieldOps is not a guard-tour app with extras bolted on. It runs the field, the front desk and the back office on one record — from a patrol checkpoint to a client invoice. Below is the whole map. Start with what your operation is missing.
The whole map,
one row at a time.
Every row links to where it lives
One record,
read at every layer.
The same operation looks different depending on where you stand. This is what each layer receives in practice — not five tools, one shared surface.
Guard
- Shift sign-on and handover
- Checkpoint scan — NFC, QR, GPS
- Voice incident with photo
- Task confirmation with evidence
- Offline capture, reconciled on return
Supervisor
- Handover verification
- Absence and swap handling
- Exception queue and sign-off
- Patrol deviation review
- Corrective task assignment
Dispatcher
- Inbound signal triage
- Panic and alarm acknowledgement
- Protocol-bound escalation
- Unresolved queue against SLA
- Field comms coordination
Manager
- Cross-site drift review
- Billing, payroll and profitability
- Workforce quality and SOP tuning
- Audit export — legal, insurer
- Monthly review pack
Client
- Site-scoped live visibility
- Client incident view
- Patrol completion and deviation
- Evidence access with audit
- Scheduled reports, scoped
FieldOps is not a bundle of standalone functions. It is a shared operational surface across field, supervision, dispatch, management and client visibility — one record, read differently at each layer.
“Compared to colleagues still using spreadsheets and clipboards — we're ahead. Way ahead.”— Michal Gábor · Team Leader · Sentinel Security · Praha · read the case study →
Capabilities are empty without context.
We start with your operation. Twenty minutes is enough to know whether FieldOps belongs in it.