Every post covered, every licence in date.
Dozens of sites, staff who never see an office, licences that must not lapse and a client who wants to know the guard was actually there.
Where guarding operations go wrong.
Licence expiry
An SIA badge that lapses mid-contract is a compliance failure and an unbillable shift at the same time.
Lone and night workers
Staff working alone across the city, with no office and no supervisor walking past.
Client evidence
The client wants proof of attendance and hours, and rebuilding it from paper sheets is a weekly job.
Proof the post was manned.
Geofenced clock-in per site, timestamped and distance-recorded, with QR codes at the post for sites where GPS is unreliable. The record is client-ready evidence rather than a signature on a paper sheet.
- A geofence per site with the distance stored on the punch
- QR code at the post as an alternative or a second factor
- Offline queue for basements and low-signal sites
- Missed clock-in and clock-out alerts to the control room
- Live board of who is on which post right now
The badge board, watched automatically.
SIA licences, first aid, driving entitlements and training certificates tracked per officer with expiry reminders weeks ahead — and, if you want it, a hard rule that stops an officer with a lapsed licence being rostered at all.
- Licence and certificate expiry per officer
- Reminders to the officer and the scheduler
- Optional block on rostering an unlicensed officer
- Exportable evidence per contract or client
Why guarding companies pick it.
- Site-level geofences with distance recorded, not just a tick
- Works for staff who never visit an office
- Licence expiry treated as a scheduling constraint, not a spreadsheet
- Client-ready hours evidence per site and period
- Agency and sub-contracted officers managed through vendor pools
What people ask.
Do you have lone-worker panic alerts?
No — TaskBit is not a lone-worker safety device and we will not imply otherwise. It covers attendance, missed clock-in alerting and shift records; a dedicated lone-worker alarm remains a separate product.
What about sites with no mobile signal?
The app queues the punch with its true timestamp and syncs when signal returns. The record shows both times, so the gap is explainable.
Can a client see their own site’s coverage?
Yes, through the client portal — scoped strictly to their sites and their workers. See agency and client portal.
Can we manage sub-contracted officers?
Yes. Vendors have their own coordinator view of their worker pool, availability and assigned shifts, without visibility of the rest of your operation.
Turn attendance into evidence.
Set up one site and a geofence free — it takes about ten minutes.
No credit card. Cancel any time. Or book a demo instead.