Docent Corp Solutions: Personal Locating System

The Personal Locating System (PLS) provides a dashboard for managing your people counter and tracking locations of your customers or assets. It features our Uniqounter™, Chromap™, and Securitrack™ software modules. Docent’s location related software modules provide the visualization and analytical tools for visitor/ customer activity, personnel, and assets. The data from our software modules can be exported as an Excel spreadsheet to be analyzed with other marketing and business operations data. Access to Docent’s software modules are sold as a month subscription.


Uniqounter™ is our real-time visitor counter module. Uniqounter™ will help you understand your customer’s behavior and better manage customer service in order to increase sales.
Most other counters in the marketplace today may inflate customer counts by counting the same person more than once. Utilizing unique identifiers, our customer counter doesn’t duplicate data that can skew marketing and operational projections.
Uniqounter™ will show:
  • The total number of unique visitors at a facility on a daily basis (visit count)
  • How long visitors stay (visit duration)
  • How often visitors return (visit frequency)

Chromap™ provides a visible representation of visitor traffic. You can compare the absolute or relative density of traffic against other time periods (date and time) or store locations. It allows you to animate the visual representation by playing, pausing, or stopping.
Our Indoor Map Platform can also add a layer of invisible sections to show different population densities for different sections of your space.


Securitrack™ helps you optimize your staff and asset allocation in order to create value. It detects personnel or assets by zone or area, identifies their last seen location, and monitors their activities in real-time. It can quantify both personnel and assets by category or job function. Securitrack™ can also be animated to play, pause or stop, providing location history.

Securitack™ Personnel/ Asset Management system
Shows all personnel on duty, categorized by their job function and work location (i.e. front register, retail floor, back office). It provides a summary of a person’s profile and shows their current status.
You no longer need a time clock when you use Securitrack™ because our system includes a simple HR interface that can be used as an employee roster and a calendar feature will display employee’s visibility records at any given date.

Securitack™ Facilities Management
Provides an advanced solution for tracking and monitoring personnel and assets whether it is a single office, multi-level building, or multiple facilities. The Securitrack™ Facilities Management module displays all of your facilities, so you can easily manage them from a central location.


Accufencing™ is deployed indoors to create a virtual boundary like an invisible fence. Accufencing™ enables our software to trigger a response when a person (or asset) leaves or enters a particular perimeter. Accufencing™ can be combined with our Content Management System to send push messages to your customer using your app to promote a deal or give a notice.


For more details, you should check out Docent Corp’s Personal Locating System

Click for more details on Uniqounter™
Click for more details on Chromap™
Click for more details on Securitrack™
Click for more details on Accufencing™

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