The technology you already trust, brought together with InformaCast

InformaCast critical communication and incident management software from Singlewire Software integrates with technology in 14 categories through more than 100 integration partners. Those categories include access control, collaboration platforms, contact closures, digital signage, location mapping, panic buttons, phone systems, sensors and detectors, speakers and clocks, strobes and visual indicators, video surveillance, visitor management, wearable panic buttons, and zone controllers. These emergency notification system integrations connect the technology you already own so it works as one system.

Yes. InformaCast works with the analog and digital systems organizations already own, so you can build on what works rather than replace them. Phones and speakers on your network can register directly, and digital signage connects through your signage software. Older paging systems can connect through a zone controller, and a simple relay can bring other analog equipment in alongside newer digital systems.

Each system or device that integrates with InformaCast can start an alert, receive one, or both. A sensor can detect an incident and signal InformaCast to start the response you set up ahead of time. When an alert goes out, InformaCast tells each connected device what to do, whether that’s sounding a speaker, flashing a strobe, showing a message on a digital sign, locking a door, or shutting down certain equipment. Many desk phones can do both.

InformaCast alerts can start manually or automatically. A person can start one with a panic button, wearable panic button, desk phone, Microsoft Teams, or the InformaCast mobile app, desktop app, or web interface. Connected systems can start alerts on their own, including sensors, cameras with motion detection, visitor management systems, severe weather feeds, and contact closures on equipment such as AED cabinets, eye wash stations, or production lines. Other systems connect through APIs, inbound email, CAP, RSS, SNMP, and SIP.

InformaCast reaches people in three places: the devices in your buildings, the phones in their pockets, and the collaboration tools they already use. In-building alerts reach speakers, digital signs, strobes, computers, and, depending on the model, desk phones and clocks. Mobile alerts arrive as texts, emails, push notifications, or phone calls, and urgent app alerts come through even on Do Not Disturb. You can send different messages to different groups or areas for the same event, all at once.

Yes. The same speakers, phones, signs, and computers that receive emergency alerts can carry daily announcements, paging, and scheduled bells for classes, shift changes, and more. Because your teams manage everyday communication and emergency notifications from one system, they already know how InformaCast works when an urgent situation comes up.

After an alert is sent, InformaCast helps your teams coordinate the response. You can send follow-up messages to the same devices if instructions change, and InformaCast can start a lockdown or evacuation based on plans you set up in advance. Connected access control systems can lock doors when an alert goes out. Alerts can include building maps and links to camera feeds. When it’s over, you send an all-clear, connected digital signs return to their regular content, and InformaCast keeps a record of each alert.

Yes. Campus Aware integrates with InformaCast. With Visitor Aware, a flagged visitor can initiate an InformaCast notification. Safety Manager can run drills with real InformaCast audio, visual, and text alerts, so the response feels familiar before a real event. For K-12 schools, Campus Aware also syncs with the student information system, supports ClassLink, Clever, Google, and Microsoft sign-on and OneRoster, and Dismissal Manager offers optional license plate recognition with selected camera integrations.

Yes. InformaCast integrates with collaboration platforms, including Microsoft Teams and Webex, so your teams can act on alerts in the tools they already use throughout the day. You can start and receive InformaCast alerts in Microsoft Teams, and alerts can also reach people in Webex. During an incident, the people responding can gather in a virtual space to assess the situation and decide on next steps together, wherever they are.

Use the category filter on this page to browse InformaCast integration partners by technology type, then select a partner to see how its products work with InformaCast. If you don’t see your system listed, InformaCast may still connect through a contact closure, zone controller, API, email, or a standard protocol such as CAP or RSS. A Singlewire Software sales representative in your area can help you confirm.

Technology companies whose systems, devices, or tools could connect with InformaCast can contact Singlewire Software to learn about building an integration. Start the conversation with a Singlewire Software sales representative in your area. Resellers, integrators, and technology companies can also contact the channel team about next steps.