Solutions / Mass Alerts
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When the building needs to hear it—on the badge they’re wearing.
Everyday announcements and hard-day language on the badge people already wear—schedules and weather days included. Emergencies, too. Alerts can fire from Rules when something happens, with the right message for who’s where.
The job
One channel for the ordinary day—and the day that isn’t.
Early dismissal for snow. A special schedule. “Stay put” while buses catch up. The same badge messaging should also carry an emergency—and fire from Rules when something happens in a specific place, so the building hears what fits that moment, not a one-size blast every time.
What changes
Everyday ops. Emergency paths. Automated when it should be.
Ordinary days on the badge
Special schedules, early release, weather holds, testing windows— staff and students see the same channel they’ll trust when something harder hits.
Emergencies with the words that matter
Lockdown, shelter in place, all-clear, or your campus language— readable on the device people are already wearing, campus-wide or limited to the wing that needs it.
Context from Rules—not only a manual blast
Automations can send the right alert for the moment: panic in East Wing Room 100 → shelter language for that area; an intruder path → instructions like lock doors and lights off. Location and event type shape what people see.
Same picture as Panic and Roll Call
Messaging sits beside help and accountability. When campus shifts, alerts and who’s-where share one operational view—not a separate notification silo.
Same platform
Weather day or hard day—the building already knows this channel.
Because ordinary announcements live on the badge, emergency and Rules-driven alerts don’t feel like a brand-new app people forgot how to check. Glanceable e-ink, roles, and zones turn “did they hear that?” into something you can answer.
Goes further with
Safety works best as one system.
See badge-wide messaging for your campus.
We’ll walk everyday schedules, emergency language, Rules automations, and how alerts feel on the badge.
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