Security and cash-in-transit
Industries · Security and cash-in-transit

Know the moment a vehicle leaves its route.

Know the moment a vehicle leaves its route, and respond with facts and video.

How it works

How GPS tracking works in security and cash-in-transit.

Patrol cars, response units and cash vans move people and valuables on exposed routes, so control rooms need to see every vehicle at all times.

  1. 01

    Leaving the route

    Cash vans are given approved corridors, and leaving one raises an immediate alert in the control room.

    Geofences
  2. 02

    Patrol visit verification

    Visit records confirm patrols reached each point and how long they stayed, giving clients reports they can check against the contract.

    Reports and dashboards
  3. 03

    Closest unit response

    When a crew raises an alarm or a client site reports an incident, the live map shows the closest response car so help arrives sooner.

    Dispatch and delivery
  4. 04

    Dashcam evidence

    Dashcams record the road and the cab, giving a clear account of attacks, accidents or disputes for investigators, insurers and courts.

    Video telematics

See it with your own vehicles

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