
Dispatch Software
for Security Companies.
Scheduling, live operations, self-dispatch, and employee apps, one system. Plan assignments, fill shifts in seconds, keep every post in sight.
from €249.99 per month · up to 50 employees included
14 days free · no setup fee · cancel monthly
When someone drops out, John AI finds the cover.
John AI spots the open shift, suggests suitable guards and contacts them one after another, instead of your dispatcher working the phone.
Gap spotted, suggestion ready
Qualified, available, no working-time conflict.
Contact in waves
Push first, then WhatsApp. If nobody answers, a call follows.
Stays within your rules
Contact window enforced server-side, calls only with consent.
Plan the shift
Fill it by drag and drop in the cockpit, conflicts are flagged automatically.
Guard checks in
On site via the app with GPS check-in, completely paperless.
Live overview
You see every post in real time in the cockpit.
Security & GDPR.
We build software for an industry where trust is everything. We take data protection just as seriously.
Multi-Tenant Isolation
Strict separation at the database level. No data leaks between companies.
End-to-End Encryption
TLS everywhere, encrypted backups, secrets-free logs.
Privacy by Design
Location captured only as a check-in event, no live tracking.
Hosted in the EU
Frankfurt · GDPR-compliant · DPA available on request.
Where is our data stored?
Exclusively encrypted in an EU data center in Frankfurt am Main. No transfer to third countries without your consent.
Are employees tracked?
No. Location is only captured when checking in and out of a shift, there is no ongoing background tracking.
How long am I committed for?
You're not. Try it free for 14 days and cancel monthly.
How quickly can we get started?
Registered in under five minutes. Existing data such as schedules can be imported.
Can we work with subcontractors?
Yes. Shifts can be delegated to partner companies across tenants.
What languages is Balerion available in?
The interfaces are available in 15 languages.
Which software is best for shift scheduling in the security industry?
Balerion is dispatch software built specifically for security companies: shift planning, live operations, guard apps, guard tours, time tracking and invoicing in one system instead of separate tools.
How do I create working-time-compliant duty rosters?
Balerion automatically checks rest periods and maximum working hours against German working-time law (Arbeitszeitgesetz) and warns before a roster with a violation is published.
How do I manage §34a qualifications and certificates?
Qualifications and certificates such as the §34a Sachkunde are stored per employee, including expiry reminders. Unqualified staff cannot be assigned to a site in the first place.
Is there GDPR-compliant time tracking with GPS?
Yes. Check-in and check-out are geofenced and recorded as a single check-in event, not continuous surveillance, EU-hosted and GDPR-compliant.
How do I bill night, Sunday and public-holiday premiums (§3b)?
Balerion calculates the tax-free premiums under §3b of the German Income Tax Act and exports to DATEV. Invoicing and controlling per client, site and employee are built in.
Is there a digital guard log and checkpoint control?
Yes. QR and NFC checkpoints, tour schedules, scan proof and a digital online guard log are part of the system.
Is there an app for security staff?
Yes, native iOS and Android apps for guards and managers: my shifts, shift marketplace, availability, §34a profile and shift details with a map.
What does dispatch software for security companies cost?
Balerion costs 249,99 EUR per month for up to 50 employees. Beyond that, pricing is tiered by size, and the rate per employee decreases with each tier. Try it free for 14 days, cancel monthly, plus VAT.
Your entire daily operation in one system.
Dispatch, shift schedule, guard tour control, hours report and payroll export work as one, instead of living in five separate tools.

Ready to digitalize your dispatch?
Get started in under 5 minutes. 14 days free trial, cancel anytime.

