MKIII
Patrol management
MKIII is patrol-management hardware for structured guard-tour operations. Its Multi Guard feature supports up to six individually configured guards, each with their own route and break time.
Structured guard-tour operations
MKIII uses RFID patrol points for patrol verification and supports operational reporting through the common Onguard web interface. Multi Guard is an MKIII feature for configuring up to six guards simultaneously, with a separate route and break time for each guard.
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Unique Features
Remote Configuration
MKIII patrol settings can be configured remotely for structured guard-tour operations.
Rostering
Onguard Guard Rostering is a web-based staff-scheduling module for organising guard shifts across locations.
Multi Guard feature
Multi Guard is an MKIII feature that supports up to six guards simultaneously. Each guard can have an individually configured route and break time.
RFID patrol points
MKIII uses RFID patrol points for structured guard-tour verification. OG-66 NFC patrol points are a separate product-specific implementation.
Web-based monitoring
MKIII patrol activity and reporting can be monitored through the common Onguard web interface.
PSIRA number verification
The PSIRA verification function checks whether a guard's PSIRA number is still valid. It does not represent a broader compliance assessment.
Built-in messaging
Operational alerts can be sent to management through Onguard's messaging functions.
Frequently asked questions
What is Multi Guard?
Multi Guard is an MKIII feature that supports up to six guards simultaneously, with an individually configured route and break time for each guard.
Does MKIII use NFC or RFID patrol points?
MKIII uses RFID patrol points. The OG-66 uses NFC for its patrol-point workflows.
What does PSIRA number verification do?
It checks whether a guard's PSIRA number remains valid.