Panic button software for fixed-site staff safety.
Duress Alert gives U.S. clinics, behavioral health, social services and government offices a discreet on-screen panic button with instant onsite alerts, responder acknowledgement and records that can support internal safety review.
- Alert
- Shown onsite
- Response
- Acknowledged
- Devices
- Windows and Mac
- Fit
- Clinics and offices
Simple color states for high-interaction workplaces.
U.S. teams often compare panic buttons, mobile safety apps and mass-notification tools. Duress Alert is built for fixed-site workplaces where nearby colleagues can see the alert and respond quickly.
Green means ready
The floating button is available on the workstation, tray or hotkey so staff can request help without leaving the interaction.
Red means help now
Connected computers receive topmost local alerts through the onsite server, showing who needs help and where.
Orange means responding
Responder acknowledgement is recorded, the initiator sees help is on the way, and the incident timeline is preserved.
Practical safety for clinics, behavioral health and intake teams.
Workplace violence prevention in healthcare and public-facing offices starts with a clear way for staff to request nearby help without escalating the room.
Medical offices and clinics
Check-in desks, exam rooms, urgent care and community health settings.
Behavioral health
Mental health, addiction services and intake teams facing unpredictable interactions.
Social services
Housing, support and government-funded services where client stress can escalate.
Government offices
Public-facing offices where staff need a visible, local response process.
Designed for desktop-first response, not field tracking.
Duress Alert is deliberately focused on teams using computers in fixed workplaces, where the first response usually comes from colleagues nearby.
Compared with wearables
Better fit where staff already work from computers and do not need room-level roaming badges.
Compared with mobile apps
Better fit when nearby colleagues need a visible desktop alert more than GPS check-ins.
Compared with mass notification
Focused on staff requesting help and responders acknowledging, not only broadcasting emergency messages.
Compared with hardware
Uses existing computers first, with optional tactile desk buttons where useful.
Annual U.S. pricing for workplace teams.
Start with a 21-day trial, then choose the license size that fits your users, sites and alert coverage.
Team Safe
Up to 10 users, annual license.
Group Safe
Up to 15 users, annual license.
Corporate Safe
Up to 25 users, annual license.
Multi Site Safe
For over 25 users, multiple sites, volume licensing or staged deployment support.
21-day trial available with no payment required. Optional physical buttons are available from A$25 plus delivery where a tactile desk trigger is useful.
Confirm the fixed-site fit before you buy hardware.
A guided demo can separate fixed-site desktop alerting from wearable, mobile and mass-notification requirements so you choose the right staff safety layer.
