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Fixed Locations

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Fixed Locations (“Property Protect”) applies AURA’s Guard Response to a managed site — a store, branch, or property — rather than an individual person. You register sites up front, then raise site-based callouts when an alarm or incident occurs at that location.

When to use this

  • Business or property security: alarm response and on-site emergencies.
  • Many sites under one integration, each identified by your own reference.

How it works

  1. Register each site as a predefined (fixed) location with its coordinates and your externalReferenceId.
  2. Raise a callout against a site by that external reference — AURA resolves the stored coordinates and dispatches a responder. No live GPS from a device is required.
  3. Track and resolve the callout through the standard callout lifecycle.

A callout can take a live latitude/longitude or a predefinedLocationId — for sites you use the predefined location so you don’t pass coordinates each time.

In the API Reference

  • Fixed Locations — manage sites and raise a callout by external reference.
  • Callouts