Shepherd VantageThe high ground.

Tonight your sites will send thousands of signals to systems that never talk to each other. Vantage takes all of them, from any system, and joins them up.

  • Patrol app
  • LPR camera
  • CCTV
  • Radio
  • Alarm panel
  • Access control
  • Fleet tracker
Signals a night
1000sSignals a night
System you already run
AnySystem you already run
New sensors to buy
0New sensors to buy
How it works

Capture everything.Never miss what matters.

No new hardware. Nothing new on a pole. Your sites already send all of this tonight — and most of it gets thrown away unread.

  • The radio net

    Every transmission, with speaker, post and time

    Shepherd Live
  • Guard phones

    GPS, face verification, panic presses

    Shepherd Live
  • Cameras

    Continuous frames, fixed and body-worn

    Shepherd Gate
  • Gates & terminals

    Every entry, plate, tag, face and refusal

    Shepherd Gate
  • Patrols

    NFC scans, checkpoint times, missed points

    Shepherd Live
  • Rosters & payroll

    Who was meant to be there, who was, what it cost

    Shepherd Time
  • Vehicles

    Position, idle time, route deviation, fuel

    Shepherd Live
  • Airframes

    Optical and thermal from above, on demand

    Shepherd Vantage
What it can do

What it doeswith all of it.

All ten use the same data. If it knows the roster, it can price a stand-in. If it also watches the gate, it can tell you they never showed up.

01 / 10

Voice-verified check-in

The guard clocks in by talking. No one has to be on the line.

  • Voiceprint matched to the rostered officer, so nobody books on for a friend
  • Duress markers scored on every transmission — a coerced check-in is flagged, not accepted
  • Background audio parsed for gunshots, glass and voices that do not belong at that post
02 / 10

The control-room agent

It handles the no-show while your controller handles the emergency.

  • Calls in the officer’s own language and understands a spoken reason
  • Ranks cover by travel time, cost, PSIRA grade, fatigue rules and site familiarity
  • Books nobody without approval — every action is a proposal with its cost priced
03 / 10

Coverage forecasting

You see the gap on Tuesday, not at 9pm on Friday.

  • Flags the posts likely to run short days out, ranked by how hard they are to fill
  • Learns each person’s pattern — who is reliable in the rain, who vanishes after payday
  • Suggests the roster change while it is still free to make
04 / 10

Camera intelligence

Every camera, watched as it happens.

  • Perimeter breach, loitering, tailgating, crowd density, abandoned objects
  • Plate recognition and vehicle re-identification across every site you run
  • Post occupancy — the camera confirms the gate is actually manned
05 / 10

Autonomous airframe dispatch

Alarm at the fence. Eyes in the sky before anyone reaches the bakkie.

  • Launch to eyes-on in under ninety seconds where an airframe is on station
  • Holds and follows a moving subject while the response vehicle is inbound
  • Every flight recorded against the incident, flight path on the timeline
06 / 10

Cross-site link analysis

The same bakkie at three estates in the two weeks before three break-ins.

  • Surfaces vehicles and faces recurring across unrelated client sites before incidents
  • Correlates incident timing against roster changes, handovers and patrol gaps
  • Builds the association map you hand to SAPS instead of fourteen reports
07 / 10

Incident reconstruction

The full story, ready before the client asks.

  • Second-by-second across radio, GPS, gate, camera and patrol, evidence attached
  • Gaps stated explicitly: what was not covered, and by whom it should have been
  • Signed export with a hash chain, so the record cannot be quietly edited
08 / 10

Live cost intelligence

What tonight is costing you, while it is still happening.

  • Overtime predicted from the live roster and stopped before it is worked
  • Margin per client site, so the contract losing money is visible this month
  • Every proposed action priced against budget before you approve it
09 / 10

Compliance autopilot

A guard whose registration has lapsed cannot go on shift.

  • Registrations re-checked against the register, with 60 days of warning
  • Rostering blocked for anyone not currently qualified for that post
  • Rest periods, consecutive nights and overtime ceilings enforced as hard rules
10 / 10

Ask the operation

“Which sites ran short this month, and what did it cost me?”

  • Answers with the working shown — the query, the rows, the sources
  • Follow-ups keep context, so an investigation is a conversation
  • Any answer becomes a standing alert with one instruction

The control room agent.

Vantage

On duty · Kyalami · Gate 3

See an example.

Vantage21:47
21:47Detected

The gap opens

01 / 06
21:47

The gap opens

Thabo M. is rostered to Gate 3 at Kyalami Business Park from 21:30. Seventeen minutes in there is no clock-in, no geofence entry and no radio traffic from that post.

How much it can do

You setthe limits.

Set it for each job. Just drag.

It tells your controller what it would do.

Every action Vantage takes or proposes is written to an immutable log. When a client asks why a post was uncovered, the answer is a record, not a recollection.

Where to from here

Every operation runs onspotting trouble in time.

Right now that is one controller, four screens and thirty-eight posts. Shepherd Vantage never blinks.

Feeds on whatever you already run — the ones below are where most people start. This layer is what they add up to.