Create your first PatrolSync site and get rollout moving.
The first site is where PatrolSync starts to become operational. Keep setup simple: add the site details clearly, make sure the location is right, and treat this as the foundation for adding guards and checkpoints next.
Set up a site clearly so everything else builds from it.
Your first site should be clean, accurate, and easy to understand. Once that is done, adding guards and checkpoints becomes straightforward.
1. Add the site name
Use a clear site name that staff and managers will recognise immediately. Keep naming practical and consistent if your company manages multiple locations.
2. Add the full site address
Make sure the address is correct so the site record is reliable and easy to reference later. Accurate site information helps keep the platform organised.
3. Decide what clients should see
PatrolSync lets security companies control client-facing visibility. Start with what is useful, and avoid exposing more than the client actually needs.
4. Save the site and move on to checkpoints
Once the site is created, the next practical step is adding checkpoints in the right places. That is where the site becomes operational.
Keep your first site simple and use it as the model for the next ones.
The first site is where your rollout approach gets set. Once the first one is structured well, future sites become quicker to add and easier to keep consistent.
Continue with guards, checkpoints, and printing guidance.
Once your first site exists, the next step is making it usable day to day by adding guards, checkpoints, and the right printed labels.
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