Private Security
Prove the tour, file the incident, show the client
From one patrol car to a few hundred posts, TeamMap replaces the paper log and the spreadsheet.
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How private security teams use TeamMap
How teams like yours run a shift.
Tours you can prove
A scan at each stop, so the client sees the round happened without calling.
Incidents from the phone
Filed where it happened, with the photos, the time and the spot on it.
A record per client
Sites, contacts and rates on one record, with every round and incident against it.
Guard scheduling
Drag the week together. A late clock-in or a no-show reaches you during the shift.
Voice notes in the channel
Record it once, everyone on that site hears it, and it stays in the thread.
Site instructions as tasks
Site instructions go out as tasks and checklists, to whoever is standing there.
Built-in tools for this industry
Private Security resources
Blog posts about private security operations.
NFC checkpoint scanning in TeamMap: a setup guide
NFC checkpoint scanning in TeamMap: which tags to buy, where to mount them, how a guard scans one, and how to keep tags reading for years.
Offline mode: what TeamMap does with no signal
Offline mode holds scans, reports, clock-ins and photos on the phone until signal returns. What still works, what does not, and the radio fallback.
Channel communication in TeamMap: a setup guide
Set up channels in TeamMap by site, shift and incident, decide open or private, tune notifications, and export the history before retention closes.
Frequently asked questions
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