Post orders go out of date the day an officer transfers, a contact changes, or a post moves. SOP Live keeps your security SOPs and post orders in one place, checks them for gaps and dead emergency numbers, and flags where two sites no longer agree.
Post orders are written for a site as it was, then left alone while officers, contacts, and posts change around them. Here's what SOP Live catches:
All your post orders and security SOPs in one library, with one current version per site.
Flags vague steps, missing owners, and instructions an officer couldn't follow — and drafts the fix.
Pulls every contact a post order tells an officer to call and flags the missing, wrong, or out-of-date ones.
Finds where two sites' post orders give different escalation, reporting, or chain-of-command.
New post, removed guard, a shift cut from three officers to two — update every post order it affects at once.
Every post order has an owner and a review date, and every change is logged — defensible if it's ever questioned.
Every post order tells an officer who to call. SOP Live pulls out every number and flags the ones that are missing, wrong for the country, or out of date — and on the full plan, checks each one is still live.
The same situation — an intrusion, a medical call, a refused entry — shows up in post orders across every site, and over time they drift apart. SOP Live compares them and shows you exactly where they no longer agree.
Negligent-security claims turn on whether your procedures were adequate and followed. SOP Live keeps a dated record: what each post order said, what changed, who owned it, and which risk the update closed.
Post orders are the site-specific standard operating procedures that tell a security officer what to do at a given post — patrols, access control, emergency response, escalation, and who to call. They drift out of date quickly as officers, sites, and contacts change.
Yes. SOP Live audits, drafts, and maintains post orders and security SOPs across every site — keeping owners, emergency contacts, and escalation paths current, with an audit trail of every change.
Give each post order an owner, set a review cadence, and let SOP Live flag what has drifted — transferred officers, dead numbers, removed posts, and conflicting escalation between sites — so they stay current instead of being rewritten only after an incident.
It helps you show diligence: a dated record of what each post order said, what changed, who approved it, and which risk it closed — maintained evidence that matters when procedures are questioned after an incident.
Request a review of one post order or security SOP — stale contacts, dead numbers, conflicting escalation, and suggested fixes. No deployment or setup required.