Smart Geofencing for Events
Smart Geofencing for Events

Monitor entry and exit around branches and offices.

Geofencing software for financial services staff. AtlasNXT by Track24 helps operators define areas around sites, work locations, or concerns, and use configured entry and exit alerts to focus follow-up.

AtlasNXT Smart Geofencing for Financial Services, showing London and example operating locations
Example scenario
Example scenario

Example scenario

A vehicle’s shared position reports an exit from the operating base in London and a subsequent arrival at the agreed work location. The corporate duty team checks the reporting times and contacts the driver if a movement differs from the expected arrangements. The visit coordinator shares local updates in the conversation, giving the duty team a common record of the journey.

Smart Geofencing for Financial Services

Set a boundary around the area you need to monitor
Define geofences around sites, work locations, and areas of concern. Configured entry and exit alerts draw attention to relevant movement, with shared positions and timestamps adding context on the map.
See which movements need attention
Define relevant areas around offices or assignment locations for registered personnel sharing location. Configured entry and exit alerts show the duty team which movements need follow-up.
Follow up on unexpected entry or exit
Use a geofence to focus attention on the people and movements relevant to an area. Send targeted instructions with Mass Notifications, or connect a concern to Incident Management for assigned follow-up and a shared response record.

How can a geofence support our response?

Configured entry and exit alerts highlight reported movement across an area’s boundary. The same location context helps operators select relevant people for Mass Notifications and coordinate follow-up through Incident Management.

See Smart Geofencing in action

Book a demo to see how AtlasNXT supports financial services staff. Explore how Smart Geofencing fits your sites, contact arrangements, and response procedures.