Patrols, sites and alarms in one view, and a record of what was done about each.
Guarding, mobile patrols, site security and alarm response. Small control rooms covering large areas.
The alarm system, the patrol log and the radio don’t know about each other.
A control room often juggles several screens: the alarm panel, a camera system, a phone with the patrol group, a spreadsheet for the shift log. When an alarm comes in, the operator has to work out who is closest from memory and a radio call.
Afterwards, the question is always the same: who went, when did they get there, what did they find. The answer is spread across those same systems, if it was written down at all.
A night shift across three sites.
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22:00Shift startsThree sites with their zones, access points and patrol routes. Four guards on shift. Geofences on the fence lines.ZonesRoutesGeofences
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00:40A door contact opens at site BThe alarm comes in as an alert on the map, next to the site camera and the nearest patrol, 1.2 km away.AlertsCamerasLive location
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00:42The operator dispatchesA task goes to the patrol with the location and camera attached. The patrol acknowledges on the phone.TasksAcknowledgements
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00:51On site, nothing forcedThe guard logs a door left unlocked, with two photos. The alert closes with the finding.ObservationsIncidents
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06:00HandoverThe next shift reads the night from the timeline, not from a notebook.TimelineExport

Sinkaos shows the location of enrolled team members, who can always see that they are sharing. It is not a tool for tracking people who have not agreed to it.
Alarm panels connect through webhooks or the API. Check with us which systems you need before you plan around it.
Can it take alarms from our existing system?
Do guards need a separate device?
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