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Security Rounds Software: Track and Capture Rounds in Real Time

Mobile Compliance Monitor shows officers exactly when and where the next round is due, and captures each one at the point of contact. On time. Documented. Defensible.

Every Round, Counting Down in Your Hand

Officers see what is due and where, log the check where it happens, and prove it later. A series of digital timers replaces kitchen timers, memory, and paper. Rounds compliance stops being a guess and starts being a number you can show.

Know exactly when and where the next check is due.

Kitchen timers and memory let checks slip. A live countdown shows the next due round and its location, so nothing gets missed.

Capture every round the moment it happens.

Documentation written up "later" drifts from the truth. Officers log each check on the device at the point of contact. If a round runs late, the reason is required on the spot.

Keep rounds unpredictable.

Predictable checks get exploited. Officers vary start times off the countdown, so inmates cannot learn the pattern.

142%

Compliance rate improvement in eight months (Greene County, AR)

95%+

Out-of-cell compliance within six months (Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation & Reentry, Browning Unit)

98%+

Compliance rate, and climbing (Ramsey County, MN)

Benton County Sheriff's Office, Washington badge

Two years without a missed round

We've been auditing 100% of our security rounds, and we haven't missed a single security round in over two years.

Joshua Combs, Lieutenant

Benton County (WA) Sheriff Department

Baker County Sheriff's Office, Florida patch

The best option for accountability

I started researching some ways for us to increase our accountability with our security checks and our 15-minute checks. My research led me to believe that GUARDIAN RFID was the best option, and because of GUARDIAN RFID, we are doing better at that.

Jim Messer, Lieutenant

Baker County (FL) Sheriff's Office

Granville County Sheriff's Office, North Carolina badge

'A must-have in any facility'

GUARDIAN RFID is a must-have in a detention or prison facility! In my opinion, it is the best tool on the market to document compliance rounds, cell checks, inmate movement and so much more.

David Yancey, Captain

Granville County (NC) Sheriff's Office

How Mobile Compliance Monitor Works

Security rounds software tells officers when a check is due and captures it when it's done. In a jail, that's Mobile Compliance Monitor: a series of digital timers built into Mobile Command XR, running on the SPARTAN handheld device.

It works alongside your jail management system. It does not replace it.

The Mobile Compliance Monitor timer screen on a SPARTAN handheld, with color-coded countdowns for each cell check and its location

See when and where every round is due.

A color-coded countdown, right in the officer's hand. Green means time remaining. Yellow is the warning window. Red means overdue. The most urgent checks rise to the top of the list. Alerts are audible or a silent vibration, so inmates never hear a round coming. Filtered views show only the officer's posts.

The on-device Late Check Justification prompt on a SPARTAN, requiring an officer to record why a round ran late

Capture every round at the point of contact.

Every check is documented where it happens. Officers scan a wall-mounted Hard Tag to time-stamp and locate the round, then log mood, behavior, and observations on the spot. A late round triggers a locked justification prompt. Missed checks show as missed. Nothing is back-dated or edited later.

Mobile Compliance Monitor special-status view showing a flagged inmate icon and a tightened check interval

Keep rounds unpredictable. Protect high-risk inmates automatically.

Officers vary start times off the countdown, so inmates can't learn the pattern, one of the strongest deterrents against escapes, assaults, and suicides. High-risk checks tighten on their own: assign a Special Compliance Status and a 30-minute check becomes 15, with an icon showing the inmate's name and status. Lose Wi-Fi and Mobile Compliance Monitor keeps working; rounds sync when it returns.

Configure Mobile Compliance Monitor to Your Facility's Standards

No two facilities run the same way. Administrators set Max Check Time per location, tighter frequencies per special status, and schedules that turn timers on or off by day and time.

Per-location monitor states control when each timer is live, from Always On to Controlled by Parent, where one run tag covers a full tier.

An exported Compliance Late Check report in Mission Command, showing on-time percentage, late checks, and total missed checks

Turn every round into defensible, audit-ready proof.

Every check syncs to Mission Command and becomes a report in seconds: Observation Checks, Compliance Late Check, All Checks, and Officer Stats, exportable to PDF or CSV. Time-stamped at the point of responsibility, with missed checks flagged and justifications locked, the record holds up years later when litigation lands.

Mobile Compliance Monitor special-status view showing a flagged inmate icon and a tightened check interval

99%+ rounds compliance within 90 days

Rockwall County Jail (TX): Held five straight quarters, 99.76% to 99.99%.

Purpose-Built for Corrections

Paper logs and kitchen timers are easy to falsify and impossible to audit. Legacy guard tour systems were built for private-security patrols, not corrections special statuses or on-device documentation. Guard tour systems can crowd meal passes and checks onto one unorganized list, with no color-coded urgency and no special-status labels.

Capability Mobile Compliance Monitor Paper / kitchen timers Guard tour system

Live countdown + auto-prioritization

Yes

No

No

Color-coded urgency (green/yellow/red)

Yes

No

No

Special-status auto-sync + labels

Yes

No

No

On-device late-check justification (locked)

Yes

No

No

Tamper-resistant, audit-ready records

Yes

No

Limited

How Much Does It Cost?

Mobile Compliance Monitor is included with Command Cloud. There is no separate license and no add-on fee. The return shows up as fewer missed checks, audit-ready documentation, and less litigation exposure. Book a demo and we will scope it to your facility's standards and housing units.

See Mobile Compliance Monitor in Action

Book a short demo built around your facility's standards. See the timers, the capture, and the reports on your own housing units.

Officer scanning an RFID Hard Tag with SPARTAN 3 running Mobile Compliance Monitor

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Mobile Compliance Monitor captures the round on the device. Officers scan the Hard Tag at the point of responsibility to time-stamp and locate it, then log observations in the Observation Check module. Everything is captured where it happens, in real time.

Yes. Mobile Compliance Monitor lets officers vary start times off the countdown, keeping rounds unpredictable so inmates cannot anticipate the next check. Mission Command can also report on round predictability.

Yes. Mobile Compliance Monitor tightens the check interval automatically when a Special Compliance Status is assigned, and an icon shows the inmate's name, status, and location so nothing is overlooked.

Yes. Mobile Command XR keeps running during an outage. Rounds store on the device and sync to Command Cloud once the connection returns, so no checks are lost.

No. GUARDIAN RFID is the Officer Experience Platform. It works alongside your jail management system to run and document security rounds. It does not replace it.

Mobile Compliance Monitor is included with Command Cloud. There is no separate license. Pricing is scoped to your facility during a demo.