GuardianEye
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The words, in plain English.

Product names and safety terms used across this site, defined once.

AlertFlow
The ticket queue in CompliSight. Every detection becomes a ticket with an ID, severity, status, assignee, location, module and incident evidence.
Agent
A group of related rules in the product: FacilityWatch (fixed cameras on the floor), DriverGuard (vehicles) and FSRGuard (the audit programme).
Assignee
The person a ticket is assigned to for review. A ticket cannot close without one.
Auto-escalation
An optional setting that escalates a ticket if it is not acknowledged within the hours configured for its severity.
CompliAgent
The plain-language assistant inside the product, for questions about your own site’s tickets and record.
CompliReport
Reports built from tickets and their evidence rather than assembled by hand.
CompliSight
The CloudSeals application for industrial safety. GuardianEye is the brand under which it reaches site-safety teams.
Configured rule
A PPE or site-safety condition agreed with you and set per camera and zone. The product watches only for configured rules.
Evidence Fabric
CloudSeals’ shared evidence layer, which holds the record behind every application: source context, purpose, policy context, outcomes, approvals and results.
Incident evidence
The frame or clip that met the rule, attached to the ticket.
Module
One rule set within an agent — PPE Sentinel, ZoneLock, CraneShield, SlipGuard, SmokeAlert, SpeedWatch and others.
SCAR
Supplier Corrective Action Request — tracked to closure by FSRGuard.
Severity
Low, medium or high, set by the rule and adjustable by the reviewer.
Site assessment
The first conversation: which cameras, which rules, who reviews, what the auditor asks for.
Status
Open, in progress, resolved or closed. Every change is kept.
TAPA FSR
The Transported Asset Protection Association’s Facility Security Requirements. FSRGuard maps incidents to its clauses.
TrustOps
CloudSeals’ operating discipline for accountable AI: policy boundaries, human approvals and audit-ready evidence in the workflow itself.

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