You are paying for overnight security. Is anyone actually walking the site?
Construction
Real report, one weekday night shift on an Ontario site. Guard's name removed.
A night in a construction building.
The site closes and the overnight patrol schedule begins.
The guard walks the route; each checkpoint is detected automatically.
Cameras catch motion at the gate while a checkpoint is missed. ARMS ties the two into one event.
The developer sees delivered patrols against the contract, every morning.
Every slot. Every checkpoint. Every gap.
A real morning report from one night shift: contracted slots, coverage through the night, and every round credited to the slot it was walked in.
Open the full sampleNight shift · construction site
6:00 PM → 6:00 AM · 8 contracted slotsEach contracted slot shows what was walked, and when it was filed.
In the full report, every patrol opens too: who walked it, which checkpoints they reached and in what order, how long they spent, when the round was filed, and anything they noted.
Real report from one weekday night shift. Guard's name removed. Rounds are credited to the slot they were walked in.
Break-ins on a construction site from 12 to zero.
11-storey, 350-unit residential construction site with 10,000 sq ft of commercial, Ontario
Everything a construction site needs.
Construction security
Patrol proof and site access for active sites.
Patrol verification
Automatic check-ins that cannot be faked by scanning in one spot.
Incident management
Correlated with cameras and access control.
Contractor verification
Contracted rounds against delivered rounds.
Work orders
Site issues ordered, assigned and proven.
Field staff app
Calling, team chat, photo and video notes.