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Scheduled visits and rounds
Boards can stay idle until the visit is due, then go quiet once it's done. Early scans aren't a completed round.
Care
Proof the visit happened.
Care work is physical, timed, and often disputed after the fact. Families, commissioners, and insurers ask the same question: was someone actually there, when they said they were?
A clocked shift is not a visit.
Phone tracking is unpopular, inaccurate indoors, and still isn't a person in a room. Paper rounds are written up later. Care needs evidence that is specific — this person, this location, this window — without turning staff phones into trackers.
Same boards. Same scan. Care work.
Stationed is not a care product. It is one physical-operations platform. These are the jobs it already records.
02
Room-level checks
A board in a room or wing is bound to that location. The scan is the attendance; the portal is whatever check you attached.
03
No location tracking
Stationed never asks for or stores GPS. Presence is the signed hardware in the room, redeemed by a named account.
- Named staff, not a shared PIN or a photographed code
- Nothing to install — scanning opens in the phone's browser
- The same platform used for facilities and compliance checks on the same site
The workflow changes. The evidence standard doesn't.
A patrol, a kitchen check, a contractor callout, a care visit. The job on the phone changes. The record does not: the right place, the right time, the right person.
We start with one site and one check. The rest of the platform is there when you need it.
Kitchen first
Start with one kitchen.
We set up the walk-in check with you. A browser tab on a screen you already own is enough for the first log.
Other kinds of physical work.
Put a board where the work happens.
Register a site, enrol a board, and the next person who scans it becomes a record you can stand behind.