A silent panic button for your front desk, help from colleagues in seconds, without a sound at reception.
A staff safety layer for fixed-site response, not a replacement for emergency dispatch. From A$299/year.
No credit card required for the trial. No additional hardware needed. No IT needed, as long as you have appropriate rights.
A visitor at reception is getting louder. Your office manager can’t pick up a phone without escalating it. One keystroke, and to everyone in the room, she’s still just typing. Meeting rooms, back offices and the manager’s screen all see where help is needed.
“Our receptionist hit the fixed button under the desk during a confrontation, and found out later it was broken. With Duress Alert she knows: if it’s green, we can see her.”
Sally Anderton, Legal Practice, VIC
Add a physical button where it helps (under the front desk), from A$25 plus delivery. Unlike a hardwired button, Duress Alert warns you on screen the moment a button is unplugged, and confirms when it’s back, so you never discover a dead button during an emergency. And if a button ever fails, staff can still raise the alert from the screen, tray icon or hotkey.
No server hardware. Duress Alert runs on any Windows PC you already leave on, your reception or practice-management machine is perfect. Alerts travel over your own network, so they keep working even when the internet is down.
Pricing
Team Safe
Group Safe
Corporate Safe
Multi Site Safe
One-off install A$99, includes training and 12 months of support.
Prices exclude GST. Local taxes are added where they apply.
Start your free 21-day trial, covering up to 25 computers. Configure it and roll it out across your site, at no cost. The trial itself is free. If you go ahead afterwards, we can set it up with you for a one-off A$99. When you move from the trial to a full licence there is no extra effort, everything you have set up simply keeps running. No payment details to start, and you can cancel anytime.
Prices in AUD. In the UK, USA, Canada or Europe? See local pricing: UK · USA · Canada · Europe.
Want the full trigger tour? → Desktop panic button software.
Is a duress alarm the same as a panic button?
In Australia, “duress alarm”, “duress button” and “panic button” are used interchangeably. Duress Alert is the same product whichever term your policy uses.
Tell us about your site.
Tell us your team size and setting, and we’ll show you how Duress Alert works on your own desks and what a rollout looks like. We get back to you quickly.
Back up your front desk in minutes.
Questions? +61 1300 366 911 (Australia).
