Solutions / Panic
PowerPass
Help with a button—and a room, not a mystery.
Help is the badge’s physical button. How many times staff press can choose medical, fight, threat, or lockdown. Responders get the room and who’s nearby; the building can get location-aware messages; nearby staff can be pinged automatically. When more badges fire together, rules can escalate what happens next.
The gap
A lonely panic button still leaves responders guessing.
An alert without a room. A radio scramble for who’s nearby. A separate safety vendor that doesn’t know who was already in that hallway. Seconds disappear while people build the picture by hand.
What changes
The button on the badge. Rules for what comes after.
Presses choose the path
Panic runs from the physical badge button. The number of presses can select the path you define: medical, fight, threat, lockdown, or whatever your campus protocol needs.
One badge—or many—change what fires
Rules can scale with how many staff press panic. One person might notify nearby help and open context for responders; three in the same event can unlock a wider building alert, quiet pass traffic, or another playbook you encode—without rewriting the moment by radio.
Live map with Roll Call
Panic and Roll Call share the same picture. The map updates in real time so you can see where everyone is at once—who’s still in the building, where they are, and who’s accounted for—whether it’s an emergency or a fire drill. Nearby staff can still be pinged automatically while that campus-wide accountability runs.
Nearest camera on panic Pro
Responders can open the closest camera view when a staff badge fires—so the first look isn’t a blank map. Same event stream as the rest of PowerPass safety.
Optional path to emergency services Pro
Schools that need it can configure RapidSOS-style priority 911 routing. You keep policy control; the badge becomes the starting point, not a siloed panic product.
Same platform
Panic and Roll Call aren’t two products fighting for attention.
When help is called, the live map and one-click roll call are already on. Pass noise can step aside, mass messages can ride the same badges, and you’re accounting for the building—not rebuilding the picture from radios and clipboards.
Goes further with
Safety works best as one system.
See panic with campus context.
We’ll walk button presses, multi-badge escalation, the live Roll Call map, and how Pro camera and 911 paths fit your policies.
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