MobileKit

MobileGuardLite puts your GuardPoint 10 access control system in your pocket. See who is coming and going, check who is on site, and arm or disarm your alarm zones — wherever you happen to be. LIVE ACCESS EVENTS Watch badge activity as it happens. Choose which readers you want to follow, and filter the feed to show granted access, denied access, alarms or system status. Tap any event to see the cardholder behind it. CARDHOLDER LOOKUP Photo, name, cardholder type, security group and current status, so you can confirm at a glance that the person at the door is who they should be. AREA OCCUPANCY See how many people are inside each area and who they are — useful for a roll call, or just for knowing whether the building is empty before you arm. ALARM ZONES Arm and disarm intrusion zones, protected by your PIN. The app picks the right schedule for each zone, and lets you choose how long to disarm for: 30 minutes, an hour, or until someone re-arms it. Before arming, it checks the zone is ready. Inputs still in alarm and alarms waiting to be confirmed are listed separately, because they need different things from you — a door closed, or an alarm acknowledged. You can still arm anyway, bypassing what's triggered. If GuardPoint refuses, the app tells you why instead of failing silently. A zone in alarm is impossible to miss: the card flashes red and your phone notifies you. MANUAL EVENTS Trigger the site actions your system defines — lockdown, open all doors, arming routines — with PIN protection on the ones that need it. BUILT FOR A FLAKY SIGNAL Brief network drops are ridden out quietly and reconnected in the background, so you aren't interrupted by a message that fixes itself. A real outage is reported plainly, and the app tells you when a connection has been unstable enough that events may have been missed. REQUIREMENTS MobileGuardLite connects to your organisation's own GuardPoint 10 server. You will need the server address and credentials from whoever administers it. Client certificates are supported, and your credentials are kept in the iOS Keychain.