GuardConnect vs Security Guard App

GuardConnect helps contract guard companies and in-house security teams manage officers, schedules, patrols, incidents, timekeeping, and client reporting. It supports multi-site rosters and geofenced clock-ins, with payroll-ready exports for ADP, Gusto, QuickBooks, Paychex, and other major providers; custom CSV formats are also supported. Incident reports can include photos and use supervisor review workflows. Officers can verify patrols by scanning QR-code or NFC checkpoints. Automated daily activity reports and branded client portals support client reporting. Officers can clock in, scan checkpoints, file incidents, and complete daily activity reports offline; the information syncs when connectivity returns. The service is available on Android, iOS, and the web. Its free plan covers 1 to 10 officers. Pricing depends on active officer count and selected modules, with pricing available on request; back-office users and supervisors are not charged. GuardConnect says onboarding includes data migration, site and post setup, schedule import, and officer onboarding.

Security Guard App is a mobile and web tool for security guards, security companies, and clients to coordinate teams and manage operations. Users can invite guards and clients, manage profiles, create teams, and add post sites. Guards can check in and out, with time clock and time log management for tracking work. Custom reports support multiple submissions and photo, video, and audio attachments. NFC scanning lets supported roles verify patrol checkpoints, record site visits, and add notes or media. GPS tracking at sites is available when a guard is using the app and tracking is enabled. Other listed tools include in-app messaging, live notifications, panic alerts, post orders, and pass-down logs. The Free plan is for one user. Standard costs $5 per guard per month and renews monthly until cancelled; paid subscriptions can be cancelled at any time. The app is available on Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows.