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Security operations

Fleet and security operations in one control room

Monitoring is only useful if something happens when a condition is met. Sonalit turns positions, geofences, device signals and field reports into alerts an operator can act on, and keeps the response attached to the event that triggered it.

Operational monitoring

Continuous watch over vehicles, convoys and crews

Telemetry arrives continuously and is evaluated as it lands. Operators watch a queue that fills itself instead of scanning a map hoping to notice something.

Live operational feed

Alerts, incidents and field activity arrive in one chronological stream, pushed to the browser as they happen.

Rule engine

Conditions that matter to your operation are expressed as rules, and matching events raise alerts automatically.

Signal health

Devices that stop reporting are surfaced as a problem in their own right, rather than being silently absent from the map.

Geofencing & corridors

Geography as an operational control

Depots, checkpoints, customer sites and restricted ground are drawn once and then enforced continuously — entry, exit and corridor departure all become events with a time and an owner.

  • Geofence definition and management per organisation
  • Entry and exit events raised automatically
  • Corridor evaluation against a journey’s planned route
  • Route risk analysis used at planning time
  • Risk intelligence gathered from open sources
  • Map-based investigation of where events occurred

Incident response

From signal to response, with the trail intact

An alert, an incident and the response to it stay connected. What was raised, who acknowledged it, what was done and how it resolved are one record — which is also what makes an after-action review possible.

Alert and incident queue

A single prioritised queue for everything requiring attention, with the vehicle, convoy or container context attached.

Panic escalation

Panic signals from field devices escalate immediately and audibly to operators, carrying the location they were sent from.

Field crew coordination

Response crews work from their own application and report back into the same incident the control room is handling.

Device agent monitoring

Guardian device agents report status and signal anomalies, so a compromised or silent device is itself an event.

Broadcast messaging

Operators can reach drivers, field officers and crews directly from the operations surface during an incident.

Incident history

Closed incidents are retained with their full context for review, reporting and pattern analysis.

Situational awareness

Everyone looking at the same picture

Control room operators, convoy field officers, yard crews and response teams each work in the surface built for their role, but all of them read and write the same underlying operational record.

Security operations sit on top of the same data as fleet management, convoy management and container delivery.

Give your control room something to act on

Sonalit turns tracking data and field reports into alerts, incidents and a response record. Sign in if you already have access, or contact us to discuss your operation.