OnDutyHub
OnDutyHub: Proving Every Patrol Without the Paper Trail
A guard management platform that replaces paper Daily Activity Reports with GPS-verified patrol data and board-ready client reporting.
Security & Workforce
Field service businesses lose contracts they are actually fulfilling, because the proof lives on paper and arrives too late to matter. We build systems that capture evidence at the moment of work: verified check-ins, digital reporting and client-facing portals that make the service visible instead of invisible.
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OnDutyHub
A guard management platform that replaces paper Daily Activity Reports with GPS-verified patrol data and board-ready client reporting.
Yes. OnDutyHub is a guard management platform we built, with GPS-verified checkpoint confirmation, digital Daily Activity Reports and white-label client portals carrying the security firm's own branding.
Guards confirm checkpoints from their phone, and each confirmation carries a location and a timestamp. The result is a patrol record that stands up when a client questions whether the round happened.
That is the point of the white-label portal. Your client logs in to your branded portal and sees the service being delivered, which turns renewal from an argument into a formality.
Only if it is faster than paper, which is the design constraint. Anything that adds steps to a guard's round gets abandoned in week two, no matter how good the reporting looks to management.