Octopus
Industry

One incident management centre for every site you protect

Monitoring, patrols, panic response, and dispatch across all of your clients, with the record that proves the service was delivered.

01

The operational challenge

A guarding company runs other people's sites, each with its own equipment, its own contract, and its own expectations. Guards are mobile, the equipment is mixed, and the client wants evidence that the response happened within the agreed time.

02

One patrol, one alarm, one contract clock

An illustrative floor plan shows a night tour with scan points, a dock panic, the nearest guard rerouted, and the response clock stopping inside the contract target before the client report line is written.

03

What Octopus does

One centreMonitor every client site from one centre, whatever equipment is installed.
Nearest guardDispatch the nearest guard with the context for that site.
Patrol toursRecord patrol tours and scan points as they are completed.
Panic and man-downRoute panic and man-down alerts straight into the queue.
Contract clocksTrack response times against each contract.
Per-client reportingProduce per-client reporting from the same record.
Client separationKeep client data separated inside one operation.
04

Typical systems connected

SystemWhat Octopus reads and controls
Video managementSite cameras, live and recorded, with analytics events
Access controlDoor and gate state, badge events, lock and unlock commands
Intrusion panelsZone state, alarms, arming and disarming
Patrol and scan-point hardwareTour checkpoints, scan confirmations, missed-point alerts
Mobile devicesGuard location, panic, man-down, and assignment updates
Fire and safety systemsFire panels and safety alerts raised into the same queue
05

Where agents help most

Filtering the alarms that do not need a guard, choosing who to send, and producing the client report from the incident record rather than from memory.

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