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Logistics, warehouses, and ports

Gatehouse to yard, every movement accounted for.

Logistics clients run 24 hours a day and lose money the moment a gate is unstaffed. GuardLanes proves the gatehouse was covered and the yard was walked, every shift.

Mock operator view of a coverage map. Six posts are shown on an abstract city grid with status chips. Five are on post or covered, one is late, and one officer moves from en route to on post.

Pain points

Where warehouse security management software usually fails

  • Gatehouse handovers with gaps

    A 15-minute gap at shift change leaves a gate unattended, and the client only learns of it from CCTV weeks later.

  • Yard patrols in dead zones

    Large yards and port areas have poor signal. Paper logs or apps that need connectivity fail exactly where patrols matter most.

  • Rate differentials and overtime disputes

    Night, weekend, and public-holiday differentials across a 24-hour operation create invoice disputes every month.

With GuardLanes

Three outcomes your clients will notice.

  • Outcome 1

    Handover gaps visible in real time

    PostWatch marks a gatehouse Late the moment the grace period passes, and the Dispatch Console shows it to the operator immediately.

  • Outcome 2

    Patrols verified offline

    RouteProof and the Officer App store checkpoint scans with original timestamps and sync when the officer returns to coverage.

  • Outcome 3

    Differentials applied automatically

    HoursLedger applies night, weekend, and holiday rates per contract to verified hours, and exports invoice-ready lines.

FAQ

Logistics questions

Can gatehouse officers log vehicle movements?

Yes. A gatehouse log is available as a structured incident type with vehicle, driver, and seal fields, exportable per shift.

How do NFC tags hold up outdoors?

Industrial NFC tags are rated for weather and UV exposure. We recommend specific tag models for yards and ports during onboarding.

Does GuardLanes support 24-hour rotating rosters?

Yes. ShiftLane handles rotating patterns, and hours rules prevent back-to-back deployments that breach rest requirements.

See your operation in GuardLanes.

A 30-minute walkthrough with a real deployment, your posts, and your reporting requirements.