Festivals, stadiums, conferences and temporary sites. Stand up a whole operation in an afternoon, prove coverage across the footprint, log every incident and ejection with a photo, and hand the client an evidence pack when the gates close.
afternoon to build the site, checkpoints and roster for a one-off event
90s
to file a full incident or ejection report, with a photo
100%
of positions proven with a watermarked photograph
0
welfare check-ins missed on a lone position without an alert
Stand up a temporary operation
Live by the gates, not by the third day.
Build the site once: map the footprint, drop the checkpoints, load the roster and brief the team. A festival, a stadium or a two-day conference is running on Pulse the same afternoon you set it up, and archived cleanly when it's over.
Checkpoints in minutes: gates, towers, bars, camps and back-of-house, each with a reference photo of what good looks like
Roster the event: shifts, positions and open slots across build, show days and break-down
Tear it down cleanly: the whole event stays as one archived record you can export
Live map, dispatch & lone worker
Every position on a map. Every welfare call on a clock.
Watch the whole footprint from one screen: positions filled, check-ins on a clock, and an SOS from an isolated post that reaches the duty operator instantly. Move a unit to a surge or an incident and the dispatch is logged as it happens.
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Incidents, ejections & the occurrence book
A crowd surge at 9pm, on record by 9:02.
Ejections, refusals, medical calls, lost children, crushes and confiscations, each captured with a photo, a position and a time. Every entry writes itself into the occurrence book, so the story of the night is complete without anyone typing it up afterwards.
Photo evidence on every entry: watermarked with officer, position, GPS and time
Works offline in a crowd: poor signal in a packed arena is expected, with a visible sync queue
Occurrence book, automatic: a single timeline of the event, ready to export
Martyn's Law · Protect Duty
Public protection, evidenced on the day.
Public-access events sit squarely inside the Protect Duty. Record the vigilance briefing, track counter-terror actions and searches, and keep the assessment for the venue in one place, so public protection is something you can show a client and a regulator, not just claim.
Counter-terror vigilance briefed: and acknowledged by each officer before the gates open
Searches and suspicious-item reports: logged with a photo and a position on the footprint
Every officer's SIA licence checked and in date before they're rostered onto the event.
Briefing packs
Site map, positions, emergency plan and vigilance brief, acknowledged before the gates open.
Open shifts
Fill last-minute gaps across build, show days and break-down without a chain of phone calls.
Sign-in & hours
Who was on which position, and for how long, ready for payroll and for the client's invoice.
After the event
The evidence pack that wins the re-book.
When the site clears, the client gets a clean report under your brand: positions delivered vs plan, every incident with its photo and response time, welfare check-ins, and the occurrence book in full. A post-event pack the client can trust, so next year's contract is an easy conversation.
We stood a festival up on Pulse in an afternoon, and the client had the whole night, every ejection with a photo, before they'd left the control cabin.
ECEvent Control ManagerCrowd & event security
See Pulse on your next event.
We'll load Pulse with a footprint like yours, with your positions, your roster and your checkpoints, and show you exactly how a show day runs, from gates open to the evidence pack. No deck, no sales pitch.