Many emergency notification tools are cloud services: alerts travel out to the internet and back again, or rely on mobile networks and apps. That works most of the time. But emergencies are exactly when connections are congested, phones are in bags, and you can least afford a delay.
PopAlert takes a different approach. Alerts are delivered by a control unit installed in your building, over your own local network.
Because alerts never leave your building, PopAlert does not need internet access to deliver an alert. If your internet connection drops or slows to a crawl, alerts still go out. The only outbound connection PopAlert needs is a controlled one for licence validation.
PopAlert stores system data, such as user accounts and alert logs, on the control unit within your own network. Nothing about your incidents is sent to a third-party cloud.
More answers are on our FAQ page.
Keeping everything on site means fewer things that can fail between pressing the button and the message appearing on screen. That is the core of PopAlert’s design: speed, clarity and reliability, without depending on services outside your control.
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