Know the moment someone leaves the site
Draw a boundary around a property or a zone. Arrivals, departures and time on site record themselves — nobody has to check in.
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What you get with Geofencing
Draw a boundary and get told when someone arrives, leaves or lingers. Time on site counts itself.
Draw the boundary
A circle, a rectangle, or a shape traced around the actual property line. Crossing it is what raises the event.
Told as it happens
A phone buzzes when someone crosses in or out. Which zones and which roles is yours to set.
Time on site counts itself
How long each person spent inside adds up on its own — the number you bill from, and the one a client questions.
Zones inside zones
The property line, the building, the room nobody should enter. Each one raises its own event.
What the site needs
Post orders, gate codes and who to call live on the location, so whoever arrives has them without asking.
Where the hours went
Which sites got covered and which got skipped, over a week or a month.
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Geofencing resources
Guides and best practices for geofencing.
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Frequently asked questions
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