
NFC patrol checkpoints, hands-free "acknowledge / escalate" dispatch console, live crime feed overlay, body-cam on SOS trigger.
Security firms running 24/7 ARC operations are still juggling phones, radios and three screens. We replace the legacy tour systems (Deister, Guardhouse) with NFC, add voice-first dispatch so monitoring staff stay hands-free, and overlay the police.uk crime feed so guards know what's already happening at the address they're responding to.
Tap pucks at each waypoint; missed tap escalates to dispatch automatically.
"Acknowledge Marcus." "Escalate David Chen step two." Hands-free console.
police.uk + open 999 data overlaid on the patrol map — context before arrival.
Camera auto-records 60s pre-roll and streams live to ARC when an SOS fires.
Site-wide lockdown countdown with auto-dispatch if not cancelled.
Visitors tap or scan to complete induction; signed terms before site access.
Sector packs add the workflow; this is the operational layer every customer gets regardless of vertical — billing, comms, AI dispatch and trust signals.
Push + SMS + WhatsApp + voice fan-out in parallel. AI re-ranks responders by distance + role + rationale before dispatch.
Three Claude-powered flows: SOS narrative + mandatory ack, PPE/cert gap detection, proactive welfare pings.
Monthly SMS / WhatsApp / voice quotas included. Overage auto-bills; pre-buy bundles for cheaper rates. SOS always sends.
One-to-many alerts to any worker subset, ack-tracked for regulator evidence. Per-worker channel prefs respected.
At-a-glance integrations status and a dry-run test SOS so you can prove the dispatch before betting a real shift on it.
Every action stamped to ID + timestamp + UUID. Regulator-ready PDF export with one click.
Per-active-worker pricing. 14-day trial, no card up-front. Self-serve plan changes and bundle top-ups.
Push incidents into ServiceNow / RIDDOR-to-HR / SIEM (Splunk, Datadog, Elastic). GraphQL on Enterprise.
Out on site, in the cab, deep in a valley — security firm teams hit blackspots exactly where an incident is most likely. An SOS still counts with no signal: it's saved on the phone with its last location and fired automatically the moment coverage returns, timestamped for the audit ledger. And where the phone has Emergency SOS via satellite, Vygard points the worker straight into it. No £200 messenger to issue, charge or remember — it's the phone every worker already carries.
How off-grid coverage worksSOS raised with no signal is saved with its timestamp and last GPS fix, then delivered the instant a bar returns — logged to the audit ledger, nothing lost.
Newer iPhones and Androids include Emergency SOS via satellite. With no signal, Vygard surfaces it at the critical moment — no extra hardware, no second network.
Truly remote crews can pair a Garmin inReach or similar. Optional — for most workers the phone is already the safety net.
Vygard is one app for every industry — workers don't sign themselves up. You create the account, add your people, and they download Vygard and sign in with their phone number.
Set up your organisation online in a couple of minutes — free 14-day trial, no card.
Add your workers from the dashboard. Their Vygard Security service pack is picked at first login.
Workers install Vygard and sign in with their phone number — nothing to configure.
Scan to install on the worker's phone. They sign in and pick Security firm; the Vygard Security pack loads automatically.

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