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New security scope

Tell us about the site.

Tell us what the operation looks like. A name and a way to reach you are enough to start. Add detail about the site only if it helps the first conversation move faster.

What to send first

Your name and a way to reply

The kind of site involved

A note, if it’s useful

We’ll ask for anything else

OVIT operations desk, Athens
Who reads it

It starts with listening.

Every message lands with a person who has actually run a site, not a ticket queue. Expect a few sharp questions back before anything resembling a proposal.

OVIT operations desk, Athens

Contact OVIT

Start with what you already know.

A name and a reply address are enough to begin. If the shape of the site is already clear, the detailed path can prepare a fuller brief for the first call.

Choose how much to share

You can switch paths without losing anything you’ve typed.

Nothing here is submitted or stored until you send the email.

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Quick contact

The basics are enough.

Add your name and reply email — OVIT can work out the rest with you directly.

Company optional
Prefer a call? +30 210 9835124

Prefer email? The button opens your email app and copies the address.

What happens next

From a first message to a working plan.

The pace follows the site, not a fixed calendar. Bigger estates and more systems mean a longer look before anything is proposed.

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Client scope call
First contact · scope call

Stage 01

Read the message

Inbound messageFrom client

Parsed

Site type

Logistics hub

Priority

Perimeter + gate

Timing

Q3 start

Draft your brief while you read
01Stage 01

Read the message

We start with whatever you sent — the site type, the priority, and the timing you’re working toward.

Client scope call
First contact · scope call
02Stage 02

Confirm the context & stakeholders

A focused call clarifies the operating environment: who is involved, who decides, and key operational constraints.

Stakeholders on site
Who is involved, who decides
03Stage 03

Formulate commercial offer & SLAs

Tailored commercial proposal, SLAs, and financial scoping. Upon acceptance, authorization is established for full site survey & system mapping.

Commercial offer and SLAs
Commercial proposal & SLAs defined
04Stage 04

Look at sites and systems

Posts, access points, existing controls, perimeter mapping, and reporting streams reviewed together on site.

On-site physical security audit
On-site audit · perimeter & gate survey
05Stage 05

Shape operating model & draft Master Plan

Personnel modeling, escalation paths, Guardly modules, and pre-drafting facility emergency plans (Evacuation, Search & Rescue, Comms, Response).

Operations room
Coverage model & predrafted plans
06Stage 06

Finalize Security Master Plan & SOPs

Complete authoring of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for site leadership and finalization of all facility emergency master plans.

Security Master Plan & SOPs
Master Plan & SOPs formally authored
07Stage 07

Implementation, Deployment & SOP Training

On-site officer deployment, hands-on field training on created SOPs and Security Master Plans, Guardly platform commissioning, & operational kickoff.

Field deployment and training
Officers deployed · SOP training verified
OVIT operations lead reviewing a site plan

Direct channels

Use whichever channel suits the moment.

Email works well for a new scope or anything that benefits from a written trail. Call the Athens office when talking it through is the faster start.

Already working with us?

Existing clients should use the escalation contacts in their operating plan — this page is set up for new conversations.