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Reports, DARs, schedules, pay runs and invoices are drafted by the platform. People review and approve instead of typing.
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The Automaata platform
Automaata connects frontline operations to the back office on one record. Officers scan, report and clock in from a phone that works without signal; the console drafts the schedule, the DARs and the invoices; and the approval inbox hands you only the decisions that touch pay or people.
Outcomes we design for
Reports, DARs, schedules, pay runs and invoices are drafted by the platform. People review and approve instead of typing.
Every approved hour reaches the invoice at the right rate on the right day, and the reconciliation agent finds the gaps before the client does.
Timestamped, geolocated tours and labeled reports give clients evidence instead of a clipboard, in a portal scoped to their sites.
Incidents, coverage, hours and overtime roll up into views a manager can act on, and an API your other systems can read.
One record flows through the whole operation. Each step is automated at the level its consequences allow.
Geofenced punch, recorded consent, credential check. Works offline and syncs later.
NFC, QR or GPS scans with timestamps. Late tours raise an alert; exceptions are filed automatically.
Approved hours meet effective-dated bill and pay rates. Anomalies are flagged for review.
The billing agent prepares the invoice with every hour tied to a shift. A person releases it.
Coverage, incidents and margin by site and client, plus a plain-language weekly brief.
Modules
Start with the modules you run and add the rest when you are ready. They share one data model, so nothing has to be re-entered.
Who is on post, nearest available officer, runsheets for mobile patrols, and a dispatch queue that alarm and video systems can publish into.
Learn more → FieldNFC, QR and GPS checkpoints, late-tour alerts, exception questions with photos, manual check-in with a reason code.
Learn more → FieldVoice or typed notes become structured reports. AI-written text is labeled and the original note is kept beside it.
Learn more → FieldiOS and Android, offline-first, built for a 12-hour shift on a low-cost phone. Post orders, tasks, tours and reports in one app.
Learn more → OfficeSolver-built rosters around credentials, hours caps and duty-free breaks; geofenced clock-in; break attestation at clock-out.
Learn more → OfficePositions carry bill and pay rates with effective dates. Invoices are drafted from approved hours and released by a person.
Learn more → OfficeHours, differentials and overtime computed and exported payroll-ready to ADP, QuickBooks or Paychex. Pay runs are a Level 2 approval.
Learn more → DataDashboards by site, client and officer; a weekly brief in plain English; an API with per-entity schemas for your other systems.
Learn more →Check-in timers with missed-check-in escalation to a supervisor's phone.
Guard cards, permits and training hours with expiry alerts that block scheduling.
Compiled from the shift's scans, tasks, photos and notes; sent when the shift ends.
Versioned instructions per post with read receipts before the next shift.
Your timesheets matched line by line against a client's settlement report.
Per-site access to live tours, reports, incidents and invoice detail.
Windows, macOS and browser. Dispatch, scheduling, billing and the approval inbox.
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Automation levels
Every action in the platform carries a level, set by what the action touches rather than by how busy the office is.
Level 0
Reports, DARs, summaries, reminders.
Level 1
Reversible routine actions: an unedited tour schedule, a routine client report, a checkpoint exception.
Level 2
Shift assignments, overtime, pay runs, invoice release.
Level 3
Discipline, termination, licensing determinations.
One platform. Two audiences.
Security firms deliver the service. In-house teams depend on it. Both work from the same record.
Commitments in force today, and the certifications on the roadmap. Nothing here is claimed before it is audited.
Basements, garages and piers: the sync design that keeps every scan.
Read the article → Blog articleWhat runs itself, what waits for a person, and why the line is where it is.
Read the article → Guide8, 16, 32 and 8 hours: the deadlines your credential tracking has to enforce.
Read the guide →Security workforce management software with the paperwork built in. An officer app, an operations console and a client portal share one record, AI agents draft and execute routine work, and an approval inbox holds the decisions that touch pay or people for a person to sign off.
Contract guard companies (event security, standing posts, mobile patrol) and in-house corporate security departments. The data model was designed around event work with daily rosters of hundreds, so it handles multi-day shows as comfortably as a single lobby post.
Yes. The Officer App stores scans, reports, photos and clock punches on the device with a timestamp and sequence number, then syncs when a signal returns. Nothing is lost and nothing is double-counted.
It drafts reports, DARs and summaries (Level 0), executes reversible routine actions (Level 1) and proposes schedules, overtime, pay runs and invoices for a person to approve (Level 2). It never makes discipline, termination or licensing decisions (Level 3). AI-written text is labeled, the original note is kept, and every action has an audit record.
Sites and posts first, then officers and checkpoints, then scheduling and billing once field data is flowing. Officer onboarding is designed to take under ten minutes. We scope the timeline with you during the demo and implementation is included in the price.
Per officer per month, for the modules you run, with implementation included. Request pricing and a specialist replies within one business day with a quote and a 30-minute walkthrough.
Payroll-ready exports to ADP, QuickBooks and Paychex, plus an API with per-entity schemas for everything else. Video analytics and alarm systems can publish events into the dispatch queue.
Yes. Book a demo and bring a schedule, a post order and a month of invoices. You will see what Automaata drafts, what it executes and what it hands back for a decision, using your own sites.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your sites, your posts and your invoices. No slides.