Does it work with payroll?

Export the hours as a spreadsheet and import it into any payroll system. Hours, breaks and overtime travel in it.

How does clock-in on arrival work?

Crossing into the site during the scheduled window clocks the person in. No button, no forgotten punch.

Can I run several sites at once?

Yes, from one view, narrowed to a site, a role or a team when you want it.

Scheduling

Fill an open shift before it turns into overtime

Drag the week together and the clashes show before you publish. Hours count themselves off the shift, and time off is asked for and answered in the same place.

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Built for field teams

Patrol and guarding

Facilities and property

Events and venues

What you get with Scheduling

Build the week by dragging, catch a double-book before you publish, and let the hours count themselves.

Build it by dragging

Drop a shift on a day and it is assigned. The week or the month at a glance, colored by role and site.

Hours count themselves

Walking onto the site clocks you in, or punch it by hand. Hours, breaks and overtime add up per shift.

Time off in one place

Asked for on the phone, answered from the schedule — with the hole it leaves already showing.

Clashes before you publish

Somebody booked twice, somebody about to run into overtime, a post with nobody on it. You hear about it while it is still fixable.

The week that repeats

Save the pattern you run and start every week from it, then change what needs changing.

Where the hours went

Hours by person, site and role, ready for payroll, with the overtime you keep paying showing up.

Works great with

Event Planning

Run a concert, a game day or a corporate event: zones, posts, a timeline, and the recap written before you leave.

Time Off

Asked for on the phone, answered with the coverage hole in view, and the schedule updates itself.

Task Management

Send out the work, see it land, and know what is still open — on a board, a calendar or the map.

From the Blog

Scheduling resources

Guides and best practices for scheduling.

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Best Practices

How Security Companies Cut Overtime Costs by 30% or More

Overtime is one of the biggest profit killers in contract security. Here are the scheduling strategies and tools that help companies bring labor costs under control.

4 min read

Product Updates

Real-Time Shift Management with TeamMap: Scheduling and Coverage

Use TeamMap for digital shift assignments, real-time coverage tracking, and seamless handoffs. Complete workflow from scheduling to shift completion.

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Best Practices

Holiday Retail Security Staffing: Preventing No-Shows During Peak Season

The holiday rush is when you need full coverage—and when callouts spike. Build schedules and incentives that keep your retail security teams showing up.

5 min read