Location-Based Alerts: Geofencing safety systems allow you to define virtual boundaries or geofences around specific areas. When a person or a vehicle enters or exits these predefined areas, the system can trigger automatic alerts or notifications.

Real-Time Tracking: Geofencing provides real-time tracking and monitoring capabilities, allowing you to keep tabs on the location and movement of assets, vehicles, or personnel within the geofenced area.

Customizable Geofences: Users can create and customize geofences to suit their specific needs, whether it's around a construction site, a restricted area, or a designated safety zone.

Alert Notifications: Geofencing systems can send alerts through various means, such as email, SMS, or mobile app notifications, ensuring that you are promptly informed of any boundary breaches or safety violations.

Historical Data: Many geofencing solutions store historical data, enabling you to review past incidents, analyze trends, and improve safety protocols based on past performance.

Integration Capabilities: Geofencing can be integrated with other safety and security systems, such as access control or video surveillance, for a more comprehensive safety strategy.