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Wearable Panic Buttons
When wearable panic buttons are connected to InformaCast, the critical communication platform from Singlewire Software, a call for help starts an alert that reaches the people responding right away on their phones, computers, and other devices. With the InformaCast Wearable Alert Badge, responders see the wearer’s floor and room on a map, and the map updates if the wearer moves.
Wearable panic buttons put help within reach. Staff can ask for help discreetly, wherever they are, without reaching for a phone. What they can’t do on their own is reach everyone who needs to know. InformaCast from Singlewire Software turns that call for help into a full response.
When someone presses a wearable panic button, InformaCast alerts the right people right away
When your wearable panic buttons are connected to InformaCast, a call for help starts an alert. Depending on your system, the alert can share who needs help and where. The people responding get it right away on their phones, computers, and other devices.
If the situation calls for more, the response can grow from there. Depending on your setup, InformaCast can quietly notify local dispatchers, and for a larger emergency, it can alert the whole building through overhead speakers, digital signs, and strobes.
The InformaCast Wearable Alert Badge leads responders straight to the person who needs help
With Singlewire’s own InformaCast Wearable Alert Badge, for example, responders see the wearer’s floor and room on a map. If the wearer moves, the map updates, so responders can go straight to them.
Responders can coordinate on a conference call along the way, and when it’s over, InformaCast sends an all-clear so everyone knows the situation is resolved.
The InformaCast Wearable Alert Badge handles everyday requests and emergencies with separate press patterns
With the InformaCast Wearable Alert Badge, separate press options set an everyday request for a quick hand apart from a larger emergency. Because staff use the badge for small things, pressing it feels natural when it matters most.
Wearable panic buttons let staff ask for help without stopping what they’re doing. Connected to InformaCast, a call for help can bring the right response, from a nearby helper to the whole building.
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Frequently asked questions
Wearable panic buttons let staff ask for help discreetly, without reaching for a phone, but on their own they can’t reach everyone who needs to know. Connected to InformaCast from Singlewire Software, a critical communication platform for mass notification and emergency response, a call for help starts an alert that reaches the people responding right away.
Depending on your system, yes. The alert can share who needs help and where. With the InformaCast Wearable Alert Badge, responders see the wearer’s floor and room on a map, and the map updates if the wearer moves.
Depending on your setup, InformaCast can quietly notify local dispatchers. For a larger emergency, InformaCast can alert the whole building through overhead speakers, digital signs, and strobes.
Yes. With the InformaCast Wearable Alert Badge, separate press options set an everyday request for a quick hand apart from a larger emergency.
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