GPS and selfie-verified attendance for security guards in Kishangarh, Rajasthan โ a punch is only accepted from inside the assigned site's geofence, with fake-GPS attempts flagged automatically. Built by an agency that understands Kishangarh's own operating conditions โ India's marble processing and trading hub, often called the country's marble city.
A paper register or a simple app that lets a guard mark themselves present from anywhere solves the wrong problem โ it records that someone tapped a button, not that a guard was physically at their post. For a client paying for on-site security coverage, that gap matters far more than it looks like on paper.
Geofenced attendance closes that gap: a punch is only accepted when the guard's phone reports a GPS position inside the site's configured boundary โ a circle or, for irregularly shaped compounds, a polygon boundary โ at the moment of the punch. A selfie captured at the same time gives a supervisor a visual record to match against the roster.
Location-spoofing apps are common enough that attendance systems need to account for them directly. A punch reported from a device running a mock-location app is detected and rejected rather than silently accepted as a genuine GPS fix โ closing a loophole that a naive "just check the coordinates" approach would miss entirely.
Supervisors reviewing attendance can see each punch's reported accuracy and any mock-location flag.
A guard sees a full month's attendance history at a glance in the app.
Location-spoofing apps are detected on-device and the fake punch is rejected, not silently recorded.
Each punch captures a selfie, giving a supervisor a visual match against the guard roster.
Irregularly shaped compounds can use a real boundary shape instead of only a circular radius.
A punch made without connectivity queues locally and syncs automatically once the connection returns.
No โ attendance is a punch-in and punch-out action; the app doesn't need to stay open in the foreground for the whole shift.
Yes โ each attendance record shows GPS accuracy and flags any mock-location detection, so a supervisor reviewing attendance can spot patterns.
It is rejected outright rather than recorded with a warning โ attendance from outside the configured site boundary is not accepted as valid.
Yes โ a face-recognition kiosk tablet is available as an alternative for sites that prefer not to depend on individual guard phones.
Yes โ a guard can see their own full attendance calendar and history in their app at any time.
A punch-in or punch-out is only accepted when the guard's phone reports a GPS position inside their assigned site's configured boundary at that moment.
Yes โ a selfie is captured with each punch-in and punch-out, giving a visual record alongside the GPS coordinates.
A punch made offline is queued on the device and submitted automatically once connectivity returns, preserving the real time it was actually made.
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