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GUARD1’s PIPE vs. GUARDIAN RFID’s SPARTAN

Guard1’s PIPE and GUARDIAN RFID’s SPARTAN are both inmate tracking systems with similarities, but key differences in features and functionality. Learn...

What Kind of Technical Support Does GUARDIAN RFID Provide?

A strong IT or Support department in any software company is essential to ensure seamless customer experience and efficient resolution of technical issues—and GUARDIAN RFID is no exception.

From Experience to Excellence: How JailOps Ensures Customer Success

Warrior success is at the heart of GUARDIAN RFID. Leading the charge is our JailOps team—delivering unparalleled proactive support, expert guidance, and relationship-driven service to correctional facilities nationwide.

Why Does Command Cloud Not Support Tablets for Officers?

From size and durability challenges to productivity demands, frontline officers need more than just tablets for inmate tracking. Discover how rugged, mobile-first solutions are shaping the future of mobility in corrections.

How do Agencies Use Command Cloud to Monitor Inmates in Restraint Devices?

Discover how agencies can use Command Cloud to monitor inmates in restraint devices, ensuring proper documentation, defensibility, and transparency during critical situations.

Why is Cell Check Now Called Observation Check in Command Cloud?

Previously referred to as “cell check” for documenting inmate observations, the module has been renamed “observation check” to more accurately reflect its sole purpose: recording observations.

The One Mistake Nearly Every Correctional Officer Makes Doing Rounds, and How to Fix It

Staggered, irregular rounds are crucial for security and ensures that rounds stay random, preventing inmates from exploiting officer absences. Learn how...