Press the desktop button. Show the alert onsite. Record the response.
Duress Alert keeps the live moment simple for staff: a discreet trigger on the workstation, a visible pop-up for nominated colleagues, a response acknowledgement and an incident record. The onsite server and local network carry that safety loop first, with cloud reporting and administration running in the background.
Ready on the workstation
Staff can use the floating desktop dot, tray icon, configured hotkey or optional physical button. The trigger stays close to the work they are already doing.
Immediate local broadcast
When triggered, nominated connected clients receive a topmost alert showing who needs help and where, using configured room, user or workstation identity.
Response and record
A colleague acknowledges the alert, the initiator sees the response state change to orange, and the raise/respond/reset timeline is retained for review.
Local safety path
- Alerts, pop-ups and acknowledgements operate through the onsite server and connected clients.
- Staff do not need to open a separate browser or mobile app in the moment.
- The alert is designed for the nearby team response that desk-based workplaces usually need first.
- External notifications can supplement the onsite alert according to policy.
What gets reviewed
- Who can trigger the alert and from which workstation or room.
- Which nominated PCs receive the topmost alert pop-up.
- Who acknowledged the alert, when it was reset and what the incident timeline shows.
- Client identity, server visibility, policy settings and reporting for IT and safety teams.
Want to see it in your environment?
A guided demo is the fastest way to test whether the local-first model fits your rooms, users and response process.
