The gate, finally on record.
Every movement accounted for.
Sentinel is a product we're building because the same gap turned up at client after client: the gate is where everything enters a site, and it still runs on a paper register.
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The gate is where material, vehicles, contractors and visitors enter a site — and in most places it is still a paper register nobody reads until something has gone missing.
Sentinel is being built to log inward and outward material against the document that authorised it, keep vehicle and driver records you can pull up by date, gate or party, give visitor and contractor entry a record you can actually search, and raise exception alerts rather than a report nobody opens.
We're looking for a single client site to build it around: one site, one gate, six weeks. You get the system at design-partner terms and a direct say in what it does. We get the one thing a product can't buy — a real gate to build against.
Where it fits: Manufacturing plants · Warehouses · Campuses · Office parks · Logistics hubs
Vehicle, driver and visitor records you can search
Exception alerts, not a report nobody opens
Before we talk.
Is Sentinel running at a site today?
No. It's in active development. We're looking for one design-partner site — one gate, six weeks — to build it against before anyone else buys it.
What would it do at our gate?
Log inward and outward material against the document that authorised it, keep searchable vehicle, driver, visitor and contractor records, and raise an alert when something doesn't match rather than leaving it in a register.
Does it work with our existing hardware?
It's designed to fit around the gate you already have rather than force a rip-and-replace. The design-partner site decides what we integrate first.