Every security event, captured and triaged fast.
Logincident makes security reporting effortless, so your team captures every event, triages it fast and visualises the hotspots that need attention.
The full picture of security.
Physical security
Break-ins, trespass and access events logged on the spot with detail.
Information security
Data, system and cyber events captured with the detail your team needs.
Suspicious activity
The early warnings that help you head off the next serious breach.
Patrols & checks
Scheduled security rounds with photo evidence and tracked actions.
From the frontline app to the dashboard.
Nothing falls through the cracks
Every security event is triaged, assigned and escalated by severity, so the right people act at the right time and follow-up actions are tracked to closure.
- Severity-based routing and escalation, configured to your team
- Follow-up actions tracked to closure
- Location and asset tagging for clear context
- Hotspots and recurring threats surfaced in your dashboards
Auto-escalated to the security lead and site manager. Two follow-up actions assigned, each with a clear owner.
Three steps to a tighter site.
Capture
Anyone reports a security event in seconds, on mobile or by QR code, even offline.
Triage & act
Automatic escalation, ownership and actions keep every report moving to resolution.
Visualise & prevent
Dashboards surface the hotspots, so you stop the next breach before it happens.
Part of one connected system.
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What security events can be reported?
Access issues, theft, damage, antisocial behaviour and threats to staff. Retail and facilities customers tend to run these alongside safety reporting rather than in a separate system, because the same colleague often witnesses both.
Can people report anonymously?
Anonymous reporting can be configured where it helps. It usually does for security and for anything involving behaviour, because the alternative is that the report is not made at all.
Can we see patterns across sites rather than one incident at a time?
Yes, and this is where security reporting earns its keep. One incident at one store is an anecdote. The same type of incident at the same hour across a region is something you can act on, and it is invisible unless the reports sit in one place.
Make every event count.
Tell us what your team reports and we will show you how it works in Logincident.
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