Check-ins that happen on their own, and can't be faked by moving the sensor.
ARMS Sensor. For any building where someone needs proof that staff were physically there.
What it does.
Automatic detection
Staff are detected as they pass; nothing has to be tapped. Where a site uses NFC, QR or barcode checkpoints, tri-signal correlation checks every tap against three independent location signals, so a copied code or cloned tag used from the wrong place fails.
Location confirmed
Each visit is checked against the building's baseline, so a moved sensor is flagged.
Dwell time, not just presence
Each zone can carry a minimum inspection time, so a round walked too fast to be credible is flagged.
Installed by ARMS
Placement planned against your routes and critical locations.
Specifications
Bluetooth Low Energy 5.0, IP67, replaceable battery lasting about two years, adhesive mounting.
Deployed at scale
700 ARMS Sensors deployed across Canadian buildings.
Part of one system.
ARMS Sensor runs on the ARMS platform, so everything it does lands in the same record and passes the same verification as the rest of your building.
How the platform worksExperience
Intelligence
Operations
Data and systems
Results.
Six patrol records. Three physical patrols.
Active development site, Ontario (anonymised)
Patrol completion from under 50% to over 85%.
625-unit, two-tower condominium with gym and pool, urban
The record you get.
A real morning report: contracted slots, checkpoints, gaps and late filings, each credited to when the work was done.
Open the 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.
What people ask first.
How is this different from NFC tags?
Tags prove something touched them. ARMS confirms where staff actually were, and checks the whole route.
Who installs them?
ARMS, as part of deployment.