Site accountability for security, janitorial, facilities, and property management teams. Review a workflow
Site Accountability Platform

Know the shift was covered. Prove the work was done.

SentrySync helps security and facility-service teams verify personnel presence, document required work, capture incidents, and give clients a clearer operational record of what happened at each site.

Built for teams responsible for people, sites, required tasks, incidents, and client documentation.

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Accountability from arrival through client reporting

Verify coverage

Confirm that the assigned person arrived, remained where required, and completed defined checks.

Document performance

Capture site activity, photographs, incidents, timestamps, notes, and required tasks in one workflow.

Defend the service

Give operations leaders and clients a clearer record when coverage, performance, incidents, or contract obligations are questioned.

When something didn't go as planned, can you show what happened?

Most operations teams can describe what should have happened. SentrySync helps you document what actually happened so you can answer client questions, support internal reviews, and improve future coverage.

1

Missed coverage is flagged, not buried

When a worker misses a scheduled check-in or a post goes unverified, supervisors see it in the dashboard. No waiting for a client to call and ask where the officer was.

2

Incidents are captured with context

Workers can document incidents with timestamps, location data, notes, and photographs. The record is attached to the shift, not scattered across text messages and voicemails.

3

Exceptions follow a defined path

Escalation procedures route missed check-ins and alerts to the right supervisor. The response is documented, not left to memory or ad hoc calls.

4

The record is ready when you need it

Shift activity, check-ins, missed contacts, alerts, and supervisor actions are captured in one place. When a client asks what happened Tuesday night, you can show them.

Shift Activity Record

Check-ins, alerts, missed contacts,
supervisor actions, and timestamps
captured in one audit-ready log.

How SentrySync turns site activity into a reviewable record

Follow the shift from verified arrival through required work, exceptions, documentation, and client reporting.

1

Verify the assigned worker or officer

Confirm the identity of the person responsible for the shift, post, route, or required work.

2

Confirm site arrival

Record arrival at the assigned location and confirm presence within the approved site or geofence.

3

Complete assigned requirements

Guide the user through required patrol checks, tasks, checkpoints, site duties, or service requirements.

4

Document activity and incidents

SentrySync mobile app showing worker documentation workflow

Capture photographs, notes, timestamps, incidents, exceptions, and other required supporting information.

5

Alert the supervisor to exceptions

Surface missed requirements, late arrival, incomplete work, or other exceptions that may require supervisor review.

6

Produce a client-ready activity record

Organize site activity, completed requirements, incidents, notes, and supporting documentation into a clearer operational record.

What happens when the shift does not go as planned?

SentrySync helps supervisors identify exceptions, review the available record, contact the responsible person, document the response, and preserve what happened for later review.

Review a Site Accountability Workflow See a Sample Client Report

Choose the workflow that matches your operation

The accountability problem may be similar, but a security post, janitorial shift, facility contract, and client oversight workflow are not the same. Explore the experience built for your role.

What a client activity report looks like

Below is an illustrative example of the type of shift activity record SentrySync can produce. All data shown is sample data for demonstration purposes.

Illustrative sample data

Site Activity Report

October 15, 2025

Shift: 18:00 — 06:00

Site

Westgate Office Park

Officer

J. Martinez

Check-ins Completed

12 of 12

Incidents Reported

1

Check-in Timeline

18:05Shift started — Building AOn time
20:00Perimeter check — Building BCompleted
22:00Patrol — Parking structureCompleted
00:00Interior sweep — Building ACompleted
02:00Patrol — Building CCompleted
04:00Gate check — East entranceCompleted
05:50Shift ended — Building AOn time

Incident Log

Unsecured door23:15

South loading dock door found unlatched during patrol. Door secured. Photo attached. Building manager notified via call at 23:22.

Photo: dock-door-2315.jpgLocation: 39.7392, -104.9903

This is an illustrative sample. Actual reports reflect each organization's configured sites, teams, check-in schedules, and escalation procedures.

The tools that power site accountability

SentrySync combines worker-facing check-ins and alerts with supervisor-facing visibility and documentation tools.

Supervisor Dashboard

View active workers, missed check-ins, alerts, assigned sites, and shift activity in one operational view.

Safety Check-Ins

Scheduled prompts help confirm worker status during active shifts.

Help Request Alert

Workers can request help from designated supervisors when making a phone call is not practical.

Location Visibility

Supervisors can review worker location during active shifts, check-ins, and incidents.

Shift Activity History

Check-ins, missed contacts, alerts, and supervisor follow-up can be captured for review.

Implementation Planning

Build workflows around teams, shifts, sites, check-in intervals, escalation steps, and reporting expectations.

See where your current coverage verification breaks down.

In 30 minutes, we will review your current process for verifying personnel presence, documenting required work, capturing incidents, and producing client-ready records. You will leave with a clear picture of where the gaps are and which one to close first.

Start with three details and we will handle the rest on the call.

On the call, we will review your current coverage-verification process, identify documentation gaps, discuss supervisor follow-up burden, select one potential pilot site or workflow, and recommend pilot measures.