Published forms and their submission counts

A patrol round form with a QR checkpoint scan

Checkpoints & Guard Tours

Prove every round was made.

Your client wants to know the patrol happened. PushPulse lets officers scan each checkpoint and file their report from the phone they already carry, and gives you a timestamped record of every scan.

A guard tour without a separate guard tour system.

A guard tour app records that an officer was at each checkpoint on a patrol. In PushPulse, a guard tour is a form with asset scans: the officer scans each checkpoint as they go, and every scan is timestamped and reported.

Scan each checkpoint on the round

Doors, gates, stairwells, and equipment are set up as assets in PushPulse, each with a QR code you print and post. On patrol, the officer opens the patrol form in PushPulse Mobile and scans each asset as they reach it. The Security Patrol Log template is a ready-made place to start.

An incident report on a phone with a photo and a signature

Report what you see, where you see it

The same form takes observations, photos from the camera, and a signature. If something needs more, the officer files an Incident Report on the spot. Every submission records who filed it and when.

Form submissions with export to CSV and PDF

Supervisors see every scan

The asset scan report shows every scan with its time and the form submission it belongs to. Review submissions in PushPulse Console or PushPulse Mobile, and export to CSV or PDF to send to your client.

A team chat channel on a phone with a shared photo

The PushPulse Mobile home screen with the panic button

The same app is the team channel and the panic button

Officers use talk groups and chat to reach the team, check in to the site, and have the panic button in the same app. There is no separate scanner or second app to carry.

Guard tour questions

What is a guard tour system?

A guard tour system records that a security officer visited each checkpoint on a patrol. PushPulse does this with forms that include asset scans, and reports every scan with a timestamp.

How do checkpoints work in PushPulse?

Each checkpoint is an asset with a QR code that you create and print from PushPulse. The officer scans the code from a form in PushPulse Mobile, and the scan is recorded with the time and the form submission.

Do officers need a separate scanner?

No. Officers scan with PushPulse Mobile on their phone.

What record does a supervisor get?

The asset scan report shows all scans, timestamped, with their associated form submissions. Submissions can be exported to CSV or PDF.

Can an officer report an incident during a patrol?

Yes. The officer can add observations and photos to the patrol form or file a separate Incident Report from the same app.

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