Did they show up?
Did they stay?
The roster says a guard is on site. Attendance proves it. OnDuty365 puts a geofenced clock-on, an on-duty selfie and timestamped proof of presence on every duty, so “I was there” is a fact, not a claim. With no signal, it all still works and syncs later.
| Guard | Status |
|---|---|
| PNPriya Nair | On site ±6 m |
| AHAmira Haddad | On site ±9 m |
| TWTane Walker | On site ±5 m |
| SCSok Chea | Not yet on |
A paper roster cannot tell you who actually turned up. By the time a no-show surfaces, the gap has been open for hours, and the client saw it first.
Clock-on that only counts on site.
Guards clock on from their phone inside a GPS geofence drawn around the site, with an on-duty selfie. Off the geofence, the clock-on will not take. A late or missing sign-on flags the moment it is due, not at duty end.
- Geofenced sign-onOn site within metres, with an on-duty selfie, or it does not count.
- Missed-start alertsFlagged at the start time, while you can still fill it.
Without verifiable presence, every hour is arguable. Disputes cost you the invoice and the relationship.
Proof of presence, even with no signal.
Every clock-on, patrol scan and photo is stamped with the time, date and GPS location, then written to a tamper-evident log. Out of coverage, the guard app keeps recording and syncs automatically when back online, so proof of presence is never lost.
- Stamped evidenceTime, date and location on every clock-on and photo.
- Offline modeWorks with no signal, syncs automatically on reconnect.
Built for the way duties are scrutinised.
Run a duty with us.
Watch them clock on.
A short walkthrough on your sites: we draw a geofence, clock a guard on with a selfie, log stamped evidence and seal the sheet. Then you decide.