Destiny Mobile vs Apex One Guard

Destiny Mobile IOS Security System manages a variety of important security officer responsibilities within one application and utilizes a variety of technologies including QR codes (similar to barcodes but capable of more data), image capture, GPS Geofencing, GPS location reporting, and digital timeclock to facilitate and validate all security officer's duties. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

Apex One: Built for Security Guards Apex One puts your entire shift in your pocket. See where you're working, clock in when you get there, pull up your post orders, and track your hours. No paper timesheets, no calling dispatch to ask what time you start. See your schedule Your assigned shifts show up on a monthly calendar with times and locations. Open shifts posted by your company appear too, so you can pick up extra hours when you want them. Tap any shift for the site address, hours, and full details. Clock in on site GPS verification confirms you're at the worksite before your shift tools unlock. Clock in, clock out, and your hours record themselves. If you're not close enough yet, the app tells you exactly how far out you are. Post orders when you need them Site instructions and property maps live on your shift, not in a binder at the guard shack. Read them before you arrive or check a detail mid-patrol. Something came up? Release the shift so someone else can claim it. Your supervisor sees the request without a phone call. Request time off Submit dates and a reason from your phone. Track whether each request is pending, approved, or denied. Check your hours and your standing Weekly hours and pay statements under My Timesheets. Your performance score and point history under My Points, so there are no surprises about where you stand. Keep it locked Turn on Face ID or Touch ID to require biometric unlock every time the app opens.