Every punch-in and punch-out is verified with a selfie and a GPS geofence check, so attendance actually means the guard was on site.
A paper register or a plain check-in app both share the same weakness: they record whatever the person filling it in decides to write, not what actually happened. A guard running late can have a colleague sign in for them. A guard who leaves early can still show a full shift. None of that is usually malicious โ it's just what happens when the system has no way to independently confirm the claim. For an agency being paid to guarantee a guard is physically present, that gap is the whole product failing quietly.
Raksha Kavach's attendance app is built specifically to close that gap โ every punch is independently verified, not just recorded.
A live selfie is captured at punch-in and punch-out through the app's own camera โ no photo-gallery uploads to substitute an old photo.
A punch is only accepted inside the assigned site's boundary โ a simple radius, or a hand-drawn custom polygon for an irregularly shaped compound.
Fake-GPS apps are detected via the device's own reporting and the punch is flagged or rejected outright, not silently trusted.
No signal at the site? The punch queues locally and syncs the moment connectivity returns, preserving the real capture time.
A tablet at the gate can check guards in/out by face recognition in under 2 seconds โ no phone required for sites that prefer it.
Supervisors can verify punches and HR can correct genuine errors afterward โ every correction is logged, not silently overwritten.
A punch is only accepted with a live selfie and a GPS location inside the assigned site's geofence โ a location outside the boundary, or from a mock-location app, is rejected or flagged.
The app queues a punch locally when offline and syncs automatically once connectivity returns, preserving the real capture time.
Yes โ supervisors can verify punches, and HR can make corrections when genuinely needed, all logged.
Yes โ a tablet-based Face Kiosk lets guards check in/out by face recognition in under 2 seconds, with offline queueing.
Yes โ for shifts that cross midnight, checking out after the calendar date rolls over still closes the same attendance record from check-in, instead of being treated as a missed day.
A simple radius works for most sites, but an irregularly shaped compound can use a hand-drawn polygon boundary instead, which takes priority when set.
No โ the selfie is captured live through the app's own camera at the moment of punching, with no gallery-upload option.
Yes โ each attendance record shows whether it was within the geofence, whether mock-location was detected, and the device/network details captured at punch time.
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