GuardVerify keeps tamper-evident shift, break, and patrol records — built on a cryptographic chain, not an editable log. Your client can verify every hour themselves, without trusting you or us.
In California, if you can't prove guards actually took their meal and rest breaks, that's premium-pay exposure — per guard, per day. And a "did you take your breaks?" checkbox clicked from memory at clock-out is exactly the record that falls apart when a lawyer asks.
Every clock-in, break, and patrol is timestamped and signed by the server, then linked into an append-only chain. Change one minute and verification fails — visibly. Your current provider's log is one database edit away from "perfect." This one can't be edited without it showing.
Three steps, and the last one is the one that closes the room.
Pick your name, 6-digit PIN, live photo. The server sets the official time and checks the location — the phone can't self-certify.
Each shift, break, and patrol is cryptographically signed and linked to the one before it. Immutable once closed.
Export a record and hand it to your client. They run the check themselves. Tamper with a single value and it turns red.
The unbroken chain runs from scheduled shift to payable hours to a client invoice your customer can independently verify.
Every arrow is tamper-evident. No incumbent has an unbroken, unforgeable path from scheduled to billed.
Everything a patrol operation needs — with a record layer nobody else has.
Guards on a passed-down phone sign in with a 6-digit PIN and a live selfie. No personal accounts.
Time and location are decided by the server, not the device. Off-post shifts are flagged, not hidden.
Contemporaneous meal and rest break records — the defensible history a compliance review actually needs.
A GPS heartbeat while on shift. Leave the post and the supervisor dashboard lights up within a heartbeat.
Blocks double-books, expired guard cards, and unqualified armed posts — and shows overtime before you save. No-shows auto-detected.
Hours roll up with overtime applied, and every invoice line is backed by a record your client can check.
The real product, three screens. The last one is the one that closes the room.
Run it at one post for a month. If it isn't showing you something you didn't have before, we shake hands and part ways — no contract.