PrivaMap Secures the Most Complex Sites — from Paris La Défense to Saica’s plants
PrivaMap — Geo-guidance that keeps private sites secure • privamap.com
PrivaMap, the French start-up born out of the Alacrity ecosystem, keeps gaining momentum with developments that showcase the versatility — and the multilingual nature — of its solution. The promise: geoguide every person, vehicle and contractor in real time, alert immediately on any deviation, and supervise it all from a single dashboard — with a smartphone and a QR code, and no hardware installed on site.
A PoC at the heart of Europe’s largest business district
Europe’s leading business district, Paris La Défense, brings together ~2,800 companies, up to 200,000 employees and millions of visitors across ~3 million m² — an open, largely pedestrian public site that feels like a multi-level maze. PrivaMap is deploying a multi-purpose PoC there: guiding the general public — the millions of people pouring out of the metro and RER — to the right building; channeling event crowds, notably spectators heading to the Paris La Défense Arena right behind the district; and securing and guiding contractors to the exact point of their assignment, with an immediate alert on any deviation. All of it multilingual, everyone guided in their own language.
A new industrial client: the Saica group
PrivaMap also welcomes Saica, one of Europe’s leaders in recycled paper and packaging (11,500+ employees, ~10 countries), working hand in hand with its security and logistics teams. Across its large production sites — heavy truck and contractor traffic — PrivaMap routes each driver to the right zone (multilingual, essential for international haulers), digitally protects process areas and provides real-time visibility. With no hardware to install, the same standard replicates from one plant to the next.
A port PoC: CMA Terminals, Abu Dhabi
Finally, PrivaMap is running a PoC with CMA Terminals in Abu Dhabi: on the container terminal, each driver is geoguided to the right bay and container stack, so the RTG (rubber-tired gantry crane) can load or unload in exactly the right place, with no errors. Here too, multilingual guidance for drivers of every nationality and real-time supervision of movements.
Three environments, one proof point: security and guidance without infrastructure, multilingual, deployable in days and replicable at scale.
