Receive and locate
Capture the site, time, request type, caller report and exact location.
Move alarms, escorts, welfare checks and urgent coverage requests from first call to assignment, arrival, escalation and resolution without losing site context.
Dispatch is more than a status board. The record keeps the caller report, exact location, response timing, assigned guard and the incident or handover that follows.
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A dispatcher needs enough context to send the right person and enough state to know what is still unresolved.
Capture the site, time, request type, caller report and exact location.
Set routine, urgent or critical priority and choose an available responder.
Record arrival, response outcome and whether the event becomes an incident or handover priority.
The live queue separates new work from responses already underway and events that require escalation.
A request has been received but no responder owns it yet.
The dispatcher can track who is responding and whether arrival is overdue.
The event needs supervisor, emergency, client or incident-management attention.
Start with operational timing and unresolved work, then add client-specific service measures carefully.
How long a new request waits before a responder owns it.
How long urgent work takes to reach the scene.
How often the first response is insufficient or the event remains unresolved.
An alarm response can reveal a coverage problem, create an incident and become a handover obligation.
See whether the site and post have a qualified guard available.
Relate a dispatch to an exception found during a round.
Preserve evidence and follow-up when the response reveals a material event.
Keep unresolved requests visible to the incoming shift.
The live app demonstrates request intake, prioritization, assignment, arrival, escalation and resolution. Confirm emergency communications, location services, privacy and external integrations before deployment.
The example includes alarm response, access support, welfare checks, coverage replacement, escorts, maintenance safety and a configurable other category.
Yes. Record the immediate response in dispatch, then open an incident when evidence, investigation, review or corrective action is required.
Not in this example. Dispatchers can use availability and coverage context to assign a guard. GPS-based nearest-responder logic would require a separate verified integration and privacy design.
You can create permissioned views or reports for appropriate client records. Design access so one client cannot see another client’s operational data.
Yes. Authorized Jodoo administrators can add fields, adjust forms, change dashboards and refine workflows without rebuilding the application in code. Test material changes in a controlled copy before using them in live operations.
Pilot one or two sites with representative day and night shifts. Validate post orders, credential checks, patrol exceptions, incident review and handover before expanding the model.
Create the request, assign a guard, record arrival and convert the event into an incident. Confirm the unresolved action remains visible after the immediate response ends.