For security owners stuck in the turnover cycle: hire a guard, train them, lose them, repeat
Keep your best officers. Keep the contracts they protect
Each guard wears a HALOS camera that records the whole shift and uploads its footage to the HALOS Vault, for one monthly fee. When someone accuses your guard, you've got their back, and your clients see proof the patrols happened
Fifteen minutes, a real look at the Vault, and a straight answer. No hard sell, no surprise numbers.
With HALOS, Divergent Security Solutions, a Texas security company, kept experienced officers and grew from a $70,000 operation to seven figures within three years
Divergent made HALOS a standard part of its service package
Its contracts include Dairy Queen, SXSW and nearly 40 schools.
"With HALOS, we feel like we're one team. Their technology is a standard part of our operations, protecting our officers, our customers, and our business."
Michael Meeks, Owner, Divergent Security Solutions
Fifteen minutes on the real platform, with the price up front
You get a walkthrough set up for your kind of operation: guarding, mobile patrol, alarm response or event security.
You see real footage in the real Vault, not a slide deck, and the pricing comes in plain numbers.
Hold it up against your current setup and leave with a straight answer on whether it fits your posts. All it costs you to look is fifteen minutes.
Good guards and good contracts leave for the same reason: nothing on file
Before
The Monday call, without HALOS
Your client calls on Monday morning. A visitor says your guard got in his face at the front desk on Friday night.
Your guard says they kept their cool. Your client asks, "What can you send me?"
You check. There's nothing on file. It's the visitor's word against your guard's, and your client starts asking questions.
By renewal time, that guard has quit. Your client meets a new face at the front desk who doesn't know which doors stick, and still has no record of a single patrol.
After
The same Monday call, with HALOS
You find Friday night's shift in the Vault and send your client one secure link.
Your client watches your guard keep their cool with the visitor. The complaint closes, and your guard keeps the post.
At renewal, the client sees the same face at the front desk and a record of every patrol.
"We tried cameras. The footage ended up in a drawer"
Cameras alone don't fix Monday. The camera recorded. The footage just never made it to the file. It stayed on the camera, or in a drawer, until somebody downloaded it by hand.
Divergent ran into the other half of the problem, footage it couldn't trust:
"They were using their own cameras, but I didn't have ownership of the footage, so if I needed footage from one of their personal cameras, I couldn't be sure that it had all the details or that the video hadn't been tampered with."
Divergent Security Solutions
Prove the patrols happened. And keep the contract
HALOS puts the record in your hands, every shift:
- The HALOS Horizon records the whole shift. Footage is encrypted right on the camera, so nobody can tamper with it or delete it there.
- No dock, no download: it uploads on its own when it's back in range.
- Search the Vault by shift, location or incident and pull up any clip in seconds.
- Share it with one secure link. They see the proof, and you keep the original.
When someone accuses your guard, the footage settles it
CounterForce Solutions guards convenience stores in Las Vegas.
In its first week, one of its guards was accused of pulling a weapon.
Andrew and Victor at CounterForce had the footage up within minutes, and it proved the guard was innocent.
Investigations that used to take CounterForce days or weeks now wrap up in minutes.
At Indiana Recovery, a repossession company, a complaint goes the same way:
"The first thing we do if we get a complaint is go to our HALOS Body Camera footage."
Jose Castro, Training Director, Indiana Recovery
"Won't my guards feel watched?"
Backed, not watched. At Lenders Recovery, an Indiana repossession company, the drivers were skeptical of the new technology at first. Now they count the cameras as essential gear for their daily work.
"The crew absolutely loves having that protection right there on their chest"
Tim Martin, Chief, Fairfield County EMS
Every view, share and download is logged, with access set by role.
Across HALOS, 35,000 uploads a day: a fresh piece of footage secured every 2.5 seconds
More than 250,000 pieces of footage have been shared through case files.
Straight answers to what owners ask next
"The last quote was huge, and every feature cost extra"
One monthly fee. Nothing hidden. Everything included.
You get all the hardware pre-configured, plus the HALOS Vault, storage with no tiers, and software that only gets better.
Divergent scaled on the subscription without a big upfront investment.
"For me, the cameras are not an expense; they are like insurance."
CounterForce Solutions
"What if a camera goes missing?"
The camera doesn't always come home. Your proof already has.
The Vault keeps every upload backed up across multiple locations.
"What if a guard goes down alone on a post?"
A man-down alert flags it, and live view lets a supervisor see what the guard's camera sees.
The next accusation could be about tonight's shift
The average US small-business liability claim runs $97,000+ (an industry average, National Small Business Risk Index).
Every shift worked without a camera is a shift with nothing on file.
Keep the officers you trained. Start with 15 minutes on the real Vault
Proof of every shift, found in seconds and shared with one link, all for one monthly fee.
In 15 minutes you'll see it set up for your operation, with the pricing up front.
The button opens a short form asking for your name, company, company size, phone, email and country.
Fifteen minutes, a real look at the Vault, and a straight answer. No hard sell, no surprise numbers.
Guard firms, repossession agencies, EMS crews and property managers, on the record
A Las Vegas guard firm, on what a visible camera does
CounterForce's guards, wearing HALOS cameras, saw an immediate change in behavior from the people they dealt with. The visible camera deterred incidents before they escalated.
A Texas guard company, on training and an added revenue stream
Divergent's incident footage supported de-escalation and situational training for its officers, school administrators and clients.
Its video storage and evidence management services also turned into an extra revenue stream.
An Indiana repossession company, on what happened to its complaints
At Indiana Recovery, complaints about vehicle damage or missing items quickly diminished once video evidence validated its agents' actions.
A Houston property management company, on claims against staff
"It's protecting from claims from tenants against employees."
Sam Upchurch, Owner, TexasRenters
An Indiana repossession company, on damage claims
Lenders Recovery has successfully defended against numerous damage claims with clear video evidence.
An EMS crew, on the tense calls
"When the crew has the camera on, they feel more confident responding in those more aggressive situations."
Fairfield County EMS
A Long Island repossession agency, on what people do when they see it
"The blue light glow [on a HALOS body cam] absolutely stops people in their tracks when they realize they are being recorded. They behave."
Seth Rose, Owner, Express Results