Replay the day
Scrub through any past day at up to 900 times speed and watch the site move. Where a worker was out of range for more than five minutes, no line is drawn, because nothing was known.
All solutionsPositions and routes
TraceGuard
TraceGuard calculates locations to place workers on the floor plan. That continuous position is what makes movement paths, historical replay and heatmaps possible. Anything that needs to know not just which room, but where in it.
What you get
Heatmaps that answer questions
Movement density across a floor, filtered by contractor and date range. It is how you find the route everyone actually takes instead of the one on the drawing.
A coordinate history you can verify
Every recorded point builds a traceable movement history, so past routes can be reviewed without filling gaps with guesses.
Where it fits
Every method has a job it is wrong for. This is ours.
Use it when
- Open floors and big halls, where a room name says almost nothing.
- You need proof of movement: a route, a heatmap, a replayed day.
- You can spread three or four beacons across the area.
Use something else when
- You can only fit one or two beacons. Use ZoneSentry.
- Heavy steel and concrete make the calculated point wander.
- You need certainty about a room, not a good estimate.
What it runs on
One card per worker, three to four beacons spread across the area.
Works alongside
The method is set per room, so these are not alternatives. Most sites run more than one.
See it running on your floor plan
Send us a plan. We will show you which rooms want which method, and what the kit costs.