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Universal Protection Service launches new product
The Santa Ana-based company's PatrolLIVE software provides real-time data to property managers.
By Kristen SchottPublished: January 09, 2009 01:51 PM
Universal Protection Service, a security software and management company, is launching PatrolLIVE, a product that allows for accurate data and monitoring of a property.
The new software is tailored to each individual property, so property managers can see their security status quickly and effectively. The wireless program also includes detailed instructions and updates, emergency contacts and checkpoints, as well as real-time GPS locations, radio-frequency identification, text and voice notes, and voice capture.
Powered by dwellingLIVE, which offers property management solutions, PatrolLIVE is available now through Universal Protection Service.
Universal Protection Service provides security programs for office buildings, industrial centers, retail and parking, as well as a 24-hour support team and installation.
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The new software is tailored to each individual property, so property managers can see their security status quickly and effectively. The wireless program also includes detailed instructions and updates, emergency contacts and checkpoints, as well as real-time GPS locations, radio-frequency identification, text and voice notes, and voice capture. Powered by dwellingLIVE, which offers property management solutions, PatrolLIVE is available now through Universal Protection Service. Universal Protection Service provides security programs for office buildings, industrial centers, retail and parking, as well as a 24-hour support team and installation. Related headlines BridgeCo redefines Internet radio AIS releases new digital signage displays D-Link's three new security cameras D-Link, Unisys team up for support package |
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