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SEKKISECURITY MANAGEMENT

SEKKI QuickStart

Start a shift in seconds with venue QR codes

Guards scan the venue's QR code to sign on. SEKKI records who, where and when using server timestamps, with breaks and supervisor corrections kept in a full audit trail.

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  1. 1Log into SEKKI
  2. 2Select the company
  3. 3Open the assigned shift
  4. 4Scan the venue QR code
  5. 5Confirm and start the shift
  6. 6Record breaks, then finish
Security guard scanning a venue QR code at the entrance to check in for a shift
A wall-mounted tablet in a night-time lobby showing a check-in QR code with a countdown timer and the previous code faded below it

Rotating QR challenges

Codes expire and rotate to prevent screenshots and fraudulent sign-ons.

A supervisor's monitor showing a shift roster with one guard highlighted as overlapping an existing signed-on shift

Duplicate-shift protection

A guard cannot be signed on to two overlapping shifts.

A security guard in a high-vis vest holding a phone showing a check-in confirmation with a map pin and a privacy notice

Optional GPS evidence

Location is only captured at check-in when the company has a disclosed, lawful purpose.

A guard holding a phone showing a connectivity error while a supervisor approaches with a handheld device at a night-time loading dock

Secure manual fallback

When scanning or connectivity fails, supervisors can approve an audited manual sign-on.

Try it

Walk through a shift

A simulated shift — scan the venue code, take a break, and sign off. No real data is recorded.

Demo — nothing is saved
SEKKI Guard18:00
Harbour Tower — Lobby

Venue code refreshes every 30s

Shift record

Nothing yet. Scan the venue code on the phone to sign on — every action lands here with a server timestamp, exactly as it would for a real shift.

A venue manager holding a tablet displaying a large glowing QR code on a dark-blue screen in a building foyer

The code lives at the venue

Each site shows its own code on a tablet or screen. It expires and refreshes every 30 seconds, so a screenshot from yesterday signs nobody on.

A security guard in a high-vis vest tapping sign-off on a phone outside a building exit at night

Breaks and sign-off

Guards record breaks and sign off from the same screen. The shift record closes with a server timestamp the supervisor can audit.

A security supervisor approving a manual sign-on on a phone at a reception counter while a guard waits

Manual fallback, fully logged

If a guard's phone or the venue's connectivity fails, the supervisor approves a manual sign-on — and the approval itself is logged.

The digital sign-on workflow is designed to support NSW record-keeping and should be reviewed by your legal adviser.