Fixed QR-coded checkpoints at each site in Jhalawar, Rajasthan, scanned by a guard on patrol to prove they physically visited that spot โ geofence-verified, with a full patrol log. Built by an agency that understands Jhalawar's own operating conditions โ an agricultural town in the soybean-and-coriander belt.
A patrol schedule on paper only proves a guard was told to check a location โ not that they actually did. For a large site with several checkpoints, that gap is where patrol coverage quietly slips without anyone noticing until something goes wrong.
A QR checkpoint at each fixed patrol point closes that gap: scanning it only registers as a valid visit when the scan happens inside that checkpoint's own GPS geofence, at a real, timestamped moment โ recorded in a patrol log a supervisor can review at any time, not reconstructed after the fact from memory.
A lost or damaged checkpoint sticker can be reissued with a new code without losing past scan history.
A guard scans a fixed checkpoint QR code during their patrol round.
A scan reported from a spoofed GPS location is rejected outright, the same as attendance punches.
Missed or incomplete patrol rounds are visible at a glance rather than only discoverable after an incident.
Every accepted scan is recorded with its real timestamp, viewable as a complete patrol history.
A scan only counts if it happens inside that checkpoint's own configured location.
Yes โ every accepted scan is recorded with its real timestamp, forming a complete, reviewable patrol log.
The checkpoint's QR code can be regenerated and reissued without losing any of its past scan history.
No โ a printed QR code sticker at each checkpoint is enough; the guard's own phone camera scans it.
Yes โ missed or incomplete rounds are visible in the patrol log rather than only surfacing if something goes wrong.
Yes โ a supervisor's patrol log access is scoped to their own sites, matching their attendance and deployment access.
No โ a scan reported from a spoofed or mock GPS location is rejected, the same way a fake attendance punch would be.
Past scan history for that checkpoint is preserved โ regenerating the code only affects which QR is valid going forward.
A guard scans a fixed QR code at each checkpoint during their round; the scan is only accepted if it happens inside that checkpoint's own configured GPS location.
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