Site-Secure was originally conceived in 1993 and developed as a DOS based system. The original module was the Daily Occurrence used to track and dispatch a large unionized security force, some 200 strong. Shortly after the success of this module others followed, namely Incident Reporting and Trouble Call. Consolidation of Security and the Trouble Desk saved this site $100,000.00 in its first and subsequent full years of operation.

Site-Secure continued in a very low profile format for 3 to 4 years and was only permitted to be used by select Government departments in Canada. In 1999 further interest was expressed in the product primarily because of its ability to operate in a bilingual multiple language format, with the multiple operators simultaneously working in their language of choice.

Subsequently further modules were developed within the multiple language format. These modules were Key Management, Personal Information Management, and Visitor Registration.

In early 2000 the software evolved to be Microsoft SQL Server based, network compatible with additional modules and features such as PDA Guard Tour and Web availability, developed to meet primarily the customer´s needs. These needs were developed with the thought in mind that they would become part of an Enterprise system and would work seamlessly together or individually as customer needs dictate. Also Site-Secure was designed to easily interface to ODBC compliant Card Access and HR databases.

Site-Secure is successfully operating in the House of Commons, the Senate of Canada, Health Canada, Natural Resources Canada, Toronto International Airport and Orange County Library to mention just some of the installations. Site-Secure continues to push the envelope for diversity and standards by which others are judged.