Best Emergency Notification Systems
Emergency Notification Systems are used to send out mass alerts as part of an emergency communication plan. These alerts may be sent via text message, email, or phone, or broadcast via speakers/sirens or television.
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Text-Em-All, headquartered in Frisco, delivers personalized, informational, emergency mass text messages and phone calls, whether they’re going to five people or 50,000.
It is designed to help users strengthen communications and emergency response by sending relevant and personalized…
Triggers Employee Safety Checks During Crisis in Under 60 seconds.
AreYouSafe? bot is a personalized crisis management assistant for safety admins and HR teams to set up and use during emergencies.
When there is a major incident like a fire, natural disaster, or pandemic at your wo…
For companies that provide safety and security products to their customers, Noonlight adds professional monitoring and emergency response solutions to their product line(s) — including but not limited to SaaS, IoT, security cameras, sensors, and other hardware devices.
Noonlight offers businesses any combination of advanced self monitoring, professional sensor monitoring, on-the-go safety (for lone workers), and professional video monitoring solutions that integrate through an API. Noonlight solutions are customized to partners' needs to ensure they deliver better partner and end-customer experiences.…
OnPage Corporation headquartered in Waltham offers their IT alert management solution.
RedFlag is presented as an easy to use multi-channel emergency mass notification system that allows users to deliver real time alerts and critical information to groups of any size. The emergency mass notification system can be used by small businesses up to enterprise corporations…
Singlewire Software headquartered in Madison develops and supports a suite of InformaCast software solutions to help add value to existing technology and build a robust notification ecosystem. Whether to broadcast IP phones, send SMS text messages, reach a wide array of devices,…
Everbridge Mass Notificaiton enables users to send notifications to individuals or groups using lists, locations, and visual intelligence, in order to keep recipients informed before, during, and after events. It is designed for three use cases:
- Emergency Response and Management
- Citizen Protection and Life Safety…
Crises Control helps organisations keep lines of communication open by making it easy to send notifications to any number of people at once, allowing for immediate, individual response with an automatic audit trail.
The vendor states Crises Control is invaluable for providing up-to-the minute notifications to users, minimizing the impact to people’s…
FACT24 is an emergency notification and crisis management solution. It provides organisations with a platform for emergency notification, enabling them to quickly communicate with employees,…
WatchKeeper is a critical event management platform. Clients can view their assets and personnel alongside live risk data on one real-time mapping display. WatchKeeper enables users to set automatic risk alerts, manage the response, and create briefings.
Securly's team of specialists work with AI to analyze flagged activity notifications—24/7. A thorough risk assessment of the student is performed, identifying concerning trends and patterns. When an alert is determined to be urgent, the 24 Team follows an escalation process to notify…
Learn More About Emergency Notification Systems
What is an Emergency Notification System?
Emergency Notification Systems are used to send out mass alerts as part of an emergency communication plan. These alerts may be sent via text message, email, or phone, or broadcast via speakers/sirens or television.
In some cases, the notifications are automatically triggered by warning events, such as extreme weather. In other cases, users can send out notifications with one click, quickly deploying a pre-configured message to a network of citizens, members, or subscribers.
Emergency notification systems, also called mass notification software, or emergency alert/broadcast software, allows organizations to set up the triggers and alerts (often requiring integrations to other systems), as well as deliver the messages to recipients.
Speed and reliability are crucial factors for these kinds of tools, since notifications send through them are usually urgent matters of public safety and/or business-critical systems failure.
Emergency Notification System Features
Emergency Notification Systems include the following identifiable features:
- Compatibility with mobile devices
- Multichannel alerts- push notifications, emails, text messages
- Geofencing capabilities
- Pre-designed alert templates
- User grouping
Emergency Notification System Comparison
When comparing Emergency Notification Systems, consider the following factors:
- Notification Channels: Users will have different preferences for how they want to receive notifications. You have the option to choose between using a smartphone app, text messages, push notifications, and emails.
- Speed: You will want to choose an Emergency Notification System that quickly gets the information to all of your personnel. Text messages may not arrive as quickly as push notifications or in-app alerts.
- Inbound messages: Some vendors offer two-way communication that allows your personnel to send updates during the emergency situation.
- Message type: Vendors such as Text-em-All offer mass texting services that enable users to notify their customers about important events or product-related information that may be relevant to them. Though similar to SMS Marketing, these messages are not typically associated with a wider sales or marketing campaign and are not intended to promote the purchase of products and services.
Emergency Notification System Price
Vendors may charge a one-time licensing fee or use a subscription plan (paid either monthly or annually). The subscription plans often have limits on the number of recipients. You should contact the vendor directly to schedule a demo or receive specific pricing for your business.