SACE in plain words: what it means for your agency’s records
Since 2022 your licence depends on it. Here is what the evaluation looks at, how electives can double your licence period, and where digital records help.
Read the articleBasement car parks, stairwells, pump rooms and lift motor rooms are where patrols matter most, and where phones most often lose signal. A guard tour app that needs a connection to record a tap turns those places into blind spots.
In SentryOps every tap, incident and alert is written to a secure outbox on the phone first, so the guard sees it recorded straight away. When the phone finds signal the outbox sends itself, and a background sweep retries every 15 minutes in case the app was closed.
Each record carries its own ID, created on the phone. If a send is interrupted and retried, the server keeps a single copy.
Records keep the time the phone recorded them and the time the server received them. If the phone’s clock looks wrong, the record is marked for review instead of being quietly trusted.
An SOS alert is sent the moment the phone has signal. In dead zones, guards should still follow the site’s emergency procedure.
Since 2022 your licence depends on it. Here is what the evaluation looks at, how electives can double your licence period, and where digital records help.
Read the articleA guard tour system has one job: prove someone stood at a checkpoint. How the checkpoint is marked decides whether that proof holds up.
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