Parking and garage patrol software
GuardOps records parking and garage patrol rounds with timestamps and checkpoints, so an operator can show which levels were walked, when, and what the guard found, including the levels where GPS alone is unreliable.
The multi-level problem
A parking structure is the hardest environment to verify with GPS alone: concrete and multiple decks degrade positioning badly, and "inside the garage" says nothing about which level. Patrol proof in a garage therefore has to come from checkpoints, not coordinates.
How coverage gets recorded
- Checkpoints per level, stairwell, and elevator lobby
- Timestamped rounds showing the interval between sweeps
- DAR entries for abandoned vehicles, lighting faults, and damage
- Incident reports with photos for break-ins and vandalism
- Geofenced clock-in at the structure entrance, where GPS is still reliable
Questions about parking & garage patrols
Does GPS work inside a parking structure?
Not reliably. GPS accuracy degrades significantly under concrete decks. GuardOps uses geofenced clock-in at the entrance, where positioning is dependable, and patrol checkpoints inside the structure to record which levels were covered.
How much does GuardOps cost?
GuardOps is one plan billed per guard: $49/month includes 5 guards, then $9/month for each additional guard. Sites are unlimited and never billed, and only guards count toward the price. There is a 30-day free trial and no credit card is required to start.
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