See VAL in Action
Eleven videos, 14 minutes end to end. Start with the film, then watch a shift the way an officer works it: what they ask, what they walk, what they report and what VAL has already written by the time they clock out.
Start with the film
Five minutes on what changes when the officer on post can finally be heard.
Day one on post
What a new officer learns in the first hour, in the order they learn it. Four videos, about three minutes.
0:48Your First DayA new officer asks what to check at shift start, and gets an answer out loud.
0:46Ask VAL AnythingThree questions on shift: post orders, anything nearby, what the site needs.
0:58Run Your First PatrolPick a route, walk it, check in at each stop, photograph what matters.
0:44Read Your Patrol ReportWhat VAL writes afterward — every checkpoint, and why one got skipped.
In the field
Three patrols and what VAL had filed by the time the officer clocked out. Three videos, about three minutes.
1:10A Patrol, Start to FinishSee a guard walk a full loop at night and log what turns up along the way.
1:13Lost and Found at Seat 16FWatch a guard log a lost bag out loud and close the record when the owner turns up.
0:42The Report Is Already WaitingThe patrol ends and the report is written. Nobody typed a word of it.
When something happens
Voice, text or manual. All three end the same way: a supervisor who already knows. Three videos, about two and a half minutes.
See it on your own posts
That was VAL on shift. To see it on your sites, with your post orders and your people, request a demo and we'll walk it with you.