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Two shops, one app.
No driving around to check.

For owners with more than one location in the Valley — a shop in McAllen and another in Weslaco, a few stores along the Expressway — every site in one app, each with its own people and its own rules.

  • Every location's alarm, cameras and doors in one place
  • Each employee gets access only to the sites they work
  • Know which stores opened and closed on time

Running more than one site from one phone

When the stores are a long drive apart on the Expressway, you cannot swing by each one to see if it opened. These are the parts that do that for you.

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Every location at a glance

Open the app and see each site: armed or not, doors locked or not, and what the cameras see right now. Tap into one store without logging out of the others.

  • All sites listed in one app
  • Live view for any camera at any location
  • Arm or disarm a site remotely
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People set up once, access by site

Add an employee one time and decide which locations, doors and hours they get. When a manager moves from the Pharr store to the Mission store, change it in the app instead of swapping keys.

  • One user, access to one site or several
  • Different hours for different locations
  • Remove someone from every site at once
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Open and close reports

See who opened and who closed at each location, and get an alert when a store is still unarmed past its closing time. Over a few weeks the reports show you which sites run on schedule and which do not.

  • Openings and closings by site and by person
  • An alert when a site is late to open or close
  • A history you can look back through
Built in

Same rules everywhere
or different ones where it counts

Some things should match across every store, like who can disarm and what counts as late. Others should not — the restaurant keeps different hours than the office. Set both from the same app.

Every site

Two locations or ten, in one app.

Users by location

Each person sees and opens only what they should.

Reports

Who opened, who closed and when, across every site.

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What each location can have

The sites do not all need the same equipment. A small office might only need an alarm and two cameras while the warehouse needs gates and perimeter cameras.

Alarm

Door, window and motion sensors with a panel that has battery and cellular backup.

Cameras

Inside and out, with person and vehicle detection.

Access control

Cards and codes by person, door and time of day.

Temperature and thermostats

Keep an eye on the air conditioning at a site you are not at.

Every location, laid out.

We will come out to each of your sites, walk them with you or your manager, and put one number on the whole plan — no charge, and no pressure to sign anything on the spot.

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Leave your details and a line about the property, and we will get back to you. Or ask Sage, the assistant in the corner, to fill this in for you.

A phone number or an email — one is enough.

Questions

Multi-location questions people ask

Straight answers before anybody comes out to look at the property.

Do my locations need to be in the same town?

No. The sites only need to be in the app, not near each other. We come out across Hidalgo and Cameron counties, so a store in Edinburg and one in Harlingen can sit side by side in the same account.

Can a manager see only their own store?

Yes. Each user can be limited to one location or given several. A store manager can see their store while you see all of them.

Can we add a new location later?

Yes. When you open another site, it gets added to the same app. We walk the new building first and lay it out like the others.

Do all the locations need the same equipment?

No. Each site gets what that building needs. A small office and a warehouse rarely need the same thing, and we will tell you where you can spend less.

What if one of the sites already has a system?

It depends on what is there. Some equipment can stay and some cannot. We will look at it on the walk-through and tell you plainly.

Is monitoring required at every site?

No. Monitoring is optional, and you can choose it for some locations and not others.

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