Proof of Presence

Locate people, track assets

SIRV track assets, locate people

Millions of locations confirmed

Each year SIRV confirms millions of locations. Our technology is relied upon to evidence counter-terrorism checks, track assets and verify people’s location.

Do you want us to help you track & locATE?

Different technologies strive to achieve the same aim

Many different technologies are used to track assets and locate people. For example, digital daily occurrence books do both. We find GPS and NFC are the most reliable technology for organisation wide usage.

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SIRV Uses GPS to locate people

SIRV Reporting record incidents, events and patrols

Security & Safety

Many security and safety functions use proof of presence to confirm checks have taken place. As a result, annual maintenance and hourly visits are recorded and verified.

Proof of presence is used to not only provide assurance but also identify efficiency savings. 

 

SIRV Tracking Locate people and assets.

Tracking

Proof of presence is used to track nearly anything, from keys to stock. As a result, we have experience in design, build and deployment of many different bespoke solutions.

 

 

 

 

 

Near field communication

Near field communication (NFC) is by far the most popular proof of presence solution. It’s successful in built-up environment, good value and energy efficient.=

GPS and NFC are the most reliable technology for organisation wide usage.
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many NFC Tags can be used?

You can use as many tags as you like. Most organisations will use 100-200 tags but some use thousands.

What phones can I use for proof of presence

We recommend a number of Android devices. Apple has recently made NFC available for proof of presence. However, we don’t yet offer proof of presence on Apple (we don’t consider the feature sufficiently tested). Take a look at our list of top tough phones here.

Why doesn't NFC work on my phone?

Check to ensure you have your phone’s NFC switched on (go to your phone’s ‘Settings’ menu). If NFC is switched on and you still don’t receive a reading then check the NFC tag. You may also consider the phone chip being faulty. Additionally, if you have the phone housed in a tough case then that may be blocking the signal.

Is GPS good for proof of presence?

If you want an accurate proof of presence reading then using a phone’s GPS is not ideal. GPS is frequently inaccruate and only provides gives a grid reference. This is not helpful if you want to identify a location above or below ground.

What are the best NFC Tags?

There are many NFC tags available. As a result, we have written a best NFC tags guide to help you choose the right kind of tag. 

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Address

SIRV Systems Limited, 85 Great Portland street, First Floor, London, UK W1W 7LT

Get in touch

Text & WhatsApp: (0) 7984 884404

Email: info@sirv.co.uk

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Awards

2016 Communication Product (Winner)

2017 Communication Product (Finalist)

2018 Start-up of the Year (Finalist)

Awards

2019 Innovation of the Year (Finalist)

2020 Innovation of the Year (Finalist)

2021 Innovation of the Year (Finalist)

2022 Innovation of the Year (Finalist)

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