Stationed Board on a security corridor wall, showing a live patrol code.

Security

Proof the round happened.

When a client asks whether the checkpoint was visited, the answer has to be a person, a place, and a time — not a photo of a sticker, and not a pin on a map.

A photographed checkpoint is not a patrol.

Static codes get forwarded. GPS is weak indoors and easy to spoof. Paper gets filled in at the end of the shift. None of that survives a dispute. Stationed records the round as it is walked: a named guard, at a signed board, inside the due window.

Same boards. Same scan. Security work.

Stationed is not a security product. It is one physical-operations platform. These are the jobs it already records.

01

Scheduled patrols

Each board stays idle until its checkpoint is due, then lights up. Early scans aren't possible, and overdue stops flag during the shift.

02

Incidents at the point of work

All-clear or raise an incident from the same screen. The event is already tied to the person, the location, and the time.

03

Client-ready logs

Lateness, coverage, and skipped rounds sit in one audit trail you can export or push out on a signed webhook.

  • Checkpoints recorded in sequence, with lateness against the due window
  • Guards mark all-clear or raise an incident without leaving the scan
  • The same boards, schedules and portals as every other sector

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.

A quiet kitchen pass after service, plates stacked, a Stationed Board on the tiled wall.

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.