The dispatch console puts the live map, active events, and the
on-duty roster on one resizable screen, updated in real time, so
dispatchers act on what is happening, not what was happening.
Live map with real context
Officer markers with walking, running, and stationary
indicators, location markers, geofence perimeters, and
priority-colored event markers on a Mapbox map.
One-click event creation
Region, type, details, done. New events land in the active queue
and on the map the moment they are created.
Command palette speed
Ctrl+Space searches events, locations, and users from anywhere,
so dispatchers never dig through menus mid-incident.
Dispatch: live console
Live map · 3 on duty
Live
Active 2Recent
Alarm activation Westgate Mall
Property damage Harbor Yard
On-Duty 3Off-Duty
D. Marsh Walking
K. Boateng Running
T. Nguyen Stationary
[ 02 ] // Proof in the path
Replay any shift, end to end
When a client asks where the officer was at 2 AM, you scrub to 2
AM. GPS history playback turns every shift into a record you can
replay instead of a story you have to reconstruct.
Timeline scrubbing
Drag through the shift at adjustable speed and watch the track
unfold point by point.
Geofences on the map
Perimeter polygons show exactly what area each post covers, on
the live map and in playback.
Geo-gap detection
Stretches where tracking dropped out are flagged, so gaps in
the record are visible instead of silently missing.
GPS history: playback
GPS History
Ofc. D. Marsh · Jun 10 · 22:00 - 06:00
1x 2x 4x
Geo-gap detected: 14 min
22:0002:34
06:00
[ 03 ] // After action
See the whole night on one timeline
The daily Ops Review lays the whole night on a timeline: who was
on duty when, which locations were covered, and every SOS event,
with the numbers to back it up.
Gantt views of the night
On-duty history and users-on-site timelines show coverage and
overlap at a glance, officer by officer.
Activity timeline + SOS list
Every event, log entry, and SOS alert from the period in one
reviewable feed.
Dashboards and PDF export
Event histograms, trend lines, and multi-location comparisons,
exportable as PDF for clients and management.
Ops review: on-duty history
Ops Review
On-duty history · Last night
Export PDF
DM D. Marsh
KB K. Boateng
JO J. Ortiz
TN T. Nguyen
18:0021:0000:0003:0006:00
On duty
SOS event
// How it works
From clock-in to after-action review
[ 01 ]
Officers clock in
Shift start puts officers on the live map, with GPS verification at geofenced posts if you require it.
[ 02 ]
Watch the operation live
Every on-duty officer, location, and active event on one map, with real-time updates pushed to every screen.
[ 03 ]
Dispatch the closest unit
See who is nearest and what they are doing, create an event in one click, and assign it without a phone call.
[ 04 ]
Review the history
Replay GPS tracks with timeline scrubbing, check on-duty coverage on the Gantt, and export the analytics as PDF.
Put your operation on the map
Officers appear on the live map the moment they clock in. Free for 14 days.
Security guard tracking software shows where your on-duty officers are in real time and keeps a history of where they have been. THERMS combines a live GPS map, a dispatch console, geofenced posts, GPS history playback, and operations analytics in one platform.
How does live GPS tracking work?
While officers are clocked in on duty, the THERMS app reports their position to the live map along with a physical activity indicator showing whether they are walking, running, or stationary. Updates are pushed in real time to dispatch and supervisor screens.
Can I replay where an officer went during a shift?
Yes. GPS history playback shows the full movement track for any officer and shift, with timeline scrubbing and adjustable speed. Geo-gap detection highlights stretches where tracking dropped out, so gaps are visible instead of silent.
What are geofences used for?
Geofence perimeters are drawn as polygons on the map around your locations and posts. They visualize the area an assignment covers, and combined with scheduling they verify that clock-ins and clock-outs happen on site.
Does THERMS work as security dispatch software?
Yes. The dispatch console is a multi-panel command center: a live map, an active events queue, the on-duty roster, and a detail panel for whatever you select. A global command palette searches events, locations, and users, and new events are created in one click.
How much does security guard tracking software cost?
GPS tracking and dispatch are included in the THERMS platform subscription, priced monthly by active user accounts. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no credit card required.