Know the site is covered without phoning anyone

Every guard on duty, on one map, against the sites they were rostered to. Clock-in is checked against the site's geofence, so "on shift" means they were actually there.

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Torvia live map showing guards on duty across Toronto sites, with a panel listing each guard, their site and clock-in time
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Clock-in is checked against the site boundary

Each site carries a geofence. When a guard clocks in, their position is checked against it and the result is stored with the shift — not as a note, as a field you can filter on later.

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Position is recorded while the shift runs

Background location continues while a guard is clocked in, and stops when they clock out. It is never collected off-shift, which is both the right behaviour and the one your guards will ask about.

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A breach is visible rather than buried

Leaving the geofence mid-shift marks the guard on the map and in the shift record. The supervisor sees it as it happens instead of finding it in a report on Monday.

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Sites show their own coverage

The dashboard counts sites covered against sites rostered. An uncovered site is a number on the first screen, not something you notice when the client calls.