Undercover security that detects what uniformed guards don’t reach.
Mission Protection Services staffs BSIS-licensed plain-clothes officers (PPO 126825) for investigations, vendor / contractor compliance audits, regulated-site safety observation, and loss-prevention surge on the same dispatcher platform as our uniformed posts — under a chain of evidence your operations, HR, or counsel can hand to a third party the moment a shift closes.
- Plain-clothes posture — no uniform, no visible footprint on your floor
- Evidence pack tied to the same dispatcher platform as our uniformed posts
- Single-supervisor chain — briefs never route through a public inbox
Where plain-clothes posture fits
Four briefs a uniformed post isn’t shaped to handle.
Undercover security is a posture, not a product — the same dispatcher chain, the same evidence platform, and the same BSIS Private Patrol Operator license (PPO 126825) behind the rest of our posts, applied where a uniformed presence would defeat the purpose. These are the four briefs we’re staffed to handle today.
Internal-theft investigation on a retail or DC footprint
Plain-clothes officers placed into pick-face, returns-staging, and outbound-staging work — capturing the evidence (timestamps, item IDs, statements) your LP / HR / counsel team needs to brief leadership or proceed to prosecution. Same-day deployment, no uniformed detour through the floor.
Vendor & contractor compliance audits on warehouse and manufacturing floors
Post orders written against the actual contract — PPE, hot-work, dock-window arrival windows, and after-hours sign-in — with daily observation logs and a clean handoff to your operations lead at end of shift.
Compliance & safety observation on regulated sites
Cannabis, food-processing, and healthcare-adjacent facilities where a uniformed guard is the wrong posture. Plain-clothes license is the right shape for the brief — same dispatcher chain, no public-facing sales handoff.
Loss-prevention surge during peak event windows or new-store openings
A short-window LP posture for grand openings, holiday peaks, or a flagged store that needs coverage while the operation team coordinates a longer-term LP path. Same evidence pack, same dispatcher — scoped to a defined window.
Why plain-clothes, not uniformed
Three properties a uniformed post can’t provide.
Undercover officers work because the brief demands a posture no one on the floor notices. The three cards below — coverage, reporting, discretion — are the properties the platform above them provides on every plain-clothes post we staff.
No uniformed deterrence on the floor and no visible footprint for staff or guests. Post orders shaped to the actual brief — internal-theft investigation, vendor / contractor audit, or compliance observation — not a generic patrol template.
Photos, witness statements, signatures, and timestamps captured on the same dispatcher platform behind our uniformed posts. Downloadable the moment a shift ends, in a shape your operations, HR, or counsel can hand to a third party without re-work.
Briefs and findings route through a single-supervisor tree, not a public-facing sales inbox. Account manager on rotation, 24-hour dispatch backup, and the same BSIS-licensed PPO #126825 standing behind the rest of our posts.
Quote · routed to undercover / LP
Ready to brief an undercover post?
The short form below routes your brief straight to the undercover / LP team at Mission Protection Services, not a generic dispatch inbox. Share the site, observation window, and evidence handoff so the team can route the right plain-clothes coverage quickly.
What we ask for
Three minutes of filling out, and we know enough to quote: the brief type (internal investigation, vendor / contractor audit, regulated-site observation, or loss-prevention surge), the footprint and operating window you need covered, the evidence handoff (operations, HR, or counsel), and the date you want the post to start.
- Brief type
- Site / footprint
- Observation window
- Evidence handoff
- Go-live date
Form posts to the undercover / LP team — same-day reply, usually within an hour during business hours. No phone tree. The undercover-security source tag stays attached so dispatch sees which page converted.
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Brief an undercover officer without leaving the page.
Four fields, no phone tree. Share the brief type, site footprint, observation window, and evidence handoff, and the undercover team at Mission Protection Services gets back to you with the next step — usually within an hour during business hours.
Undercover coverage inquiry