Patrols & checkpoints
Evidence the patrol happened, in the order it was supposed to
Place NFC tags or QR stickers at checkpoints, numbered in the order they should be visited. Guards tap each one as they go, and you get a timestamped route rather than a signature in a book.
NFC or QR, same tag
Tap a phone on the tag, or scan the printed code. One token behind both, so a damaged sticker is not a dead checkpoint.
In sequence, on purpose
Checkpoints are numbered. Skipping one is visible, which is the entire point of a patrol record.
A route your client can see
Turn the night's scans into a report worth attaching to an invoice.
Why it matters
Answers the client question that ends contracts: 'how do I know anyone actually walked it?'
The rest of the system
Every part feeds the next, which is the entire point — nothing here is a separate product you have to reconcile.
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