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When someone is in trouble the phone sends where they are, opens the mic, and keeps moving up the chain until a person answers.
Tools Replaced
To Prove a Patrol
Paper Forms Needed
Less Admin Time
Less admin, fewer missed check-ins, and clients who can see the proof themselves.
From the home screen, the lock screen, or a button on a lanyard. Nothing to unlock, nothing to find.
The phone starts sending its position far more often, and dispatch watches the dot move instead of guessing.
The mic opens on its own, so somebody who cannot talk is still telling you what is happening. Two-way when it helps.
If the first person does not pick it up it moves to the next, then the next. An unanswered alert is not a possible outcome.
Teammates close by are told how far away it is and which way, so more than one person can move on it.
The trail, the audio, who answered and how long it took, written down while it happened rather than remembered after.
A panic button that reaches a real person, with the chain behind it that makes sure of that.