Open rjrobinson opened 5 years ago
iamresponding.com feature parody:
DISPATCHES TO YOUR PHONES, MAPPING, ROUTING, MESSAGING, REPORTING, AND SO MUCH MORE!
If we ever do scheduling, I think that it would be great to remind the member that they are on duty ( or soon will be ) and to "check in" to ensure proper coverage.
-- Where did this come from? Some times people will not show up for their required shift. It would be really awesome if 60 minutes before their shift, they get a reminder that the are soon to be on duty. Then, when a supervisor or officer checks the board, they know that the member is on their way in to ensure proper coverage.
and if the member is not en-route, proper coverage can be made.
solves the @6am when not everyone is present issue.
E-Dispatches
SEND DISPATCH AUDIO TO CELL PHONE
eDispatches recognizes the need to make sure that your members receive the emergency call so you can provide a high level of service to your residents. Wherever you have wireless service, your call will be delivered to you. Does your fire pager guarantee that?
WHY EDISPATCHES MATTERS:
Everyone gets the message, every time
Improve response time
Stay Connected
Utilizes member’s cell phones
Increased Attendance
Send Dispatch Audio to Cell Phone
Total Coverage
Alerts will be received anywhere in the world you have cellular coverage
Narrowband problem solver
Narrowband has arrived and so have range limitations. eDispatches bridges the gap
You never leave home without your phone
The more that know, the more that go
Clients routinely report an increase in responding personnel
OUR NATIONAL NETWORK HAS MANY REDUNDANCIES SO YOUR USERS CAN RELY ON OUR SYSTEM. THESE INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
Back up central servers across North America with auxiliary power.
Automatic “Detector Down” notification to your account manager and select recipients if your equipment does not check in with our servers every ten minutes.
Just a space to jot down some feature ideas.
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