Service
The record by morning.
What is Incident Reporting?
Incident reporting turns detections, verification, response, and outcomes into an exportable record for ownership review.
Where it works.
- Owners who need an auditable record
- Property managers reporting overnight events
- Teams comparing recurring activity across sites
The steps are documented.
STEP 01
The desk logs the event
STEP 02
Responder activity and escalation decisions are recorded
STEP 03
The incident closes with an exportable report
What is included.
- Detection, verification, response, and outcome timestamps
- Exportable incident records
- Context for ownership review
What supports this service.
Incident reporting & audit trail
Timestamped, exportable records of every detection, dispatch, and resolution — ready for ownership review.
Service questions.
What happens when someone is detected?
A human operator verifies the alert, a responder assesses the situation on site, and the incident closes with a timestamped report. Police are involved only when warranted — 97% of incidents are resolved on site without them.
How is this different from a traditional guard company?
A traditional guard covers one post. 911 Sentinel combines responders, cameras, drones on large-acreage sites, human verification, and timestamped records so coverage can be audited.
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