The conditions in the order, checked every minute
The order sets the home address, the curfew hours, the places a person must keep away from and the area they must stay in. Those conditions become rules the platform checks every minute.
Curfew at home, from three signals
During curfew hours the platform checks that the person is at home from the home beacon, the home Wi-Fi and the position together. A single weak GPS fix indoors does not raise a breach, and leaving home does.
- A home beacon with a range of up to 60 m, on the wall or the floor
- The home Wi-Fi registered on the device
- Curfew hours by day of the week
Exclusion zones
Places a person must keep away from, such as a victim's home, a workplace or a school, drawn on the map with a buffer. Entering one raises an alarm at once, with the position and the time.
Inclusion zones and schedules
The area a person must stay in, such as a district, a workplace during working hours or a route to a reporting office. A zone can have its own schedule, so a workplace counts only on working days.
A zones library per agency
Courts, offices, schools and other places an agency uses often are kept in its own library, ready to add to an order without drawing them again.
Rule changes within the order
A case officer requests a change within what the order allows, such as a later curfew for a night shift at work, and a supervisor approves it. The change, who asked and who approved are on the case.
See it on your own cases
Send us the orders your agency places on monitoring, how many people are on monitoring or expected to be, and how alarms are handled today. An engineer replies with a pilot plan, a deployment plan and a proposal.