Generic platform for utilities engineers, surveyors, gas / water / telecom technicians and other mobile field workers — with optional gas-sensor pairing for confined-space work.
If you don't fit one of the named verticals, this is the base platform — SOS, man-down, check-ins, geofencing, escalation policy. Add on permit-to-work, gas-sensor pairing or any other module from the marketplace as you grow.
Accelerometer fall detection, voice wake-word SOS, silent panic, missed check-in escalation.
Blackline G7 / Industrial Scientific Ventis paired in-app, live readings to dispatch.
Dynamic risk score before each job; sign-off before site arrival.
Configurable steps: push → SMS → voice → ARC → emergency services.
Two solo techs anywhere in the UK can pair for the shift; missed buddy ping auto-escalates to dispatch.
Auto clock-on-down / clock-off-up with a configurable solo-time alarm that escalates if the permit window is exceeded.
Sector packs add the workflow; this is the operational layer every customer gets regardless of vertical — billing, comms, AI dispatch and trust signals.
Push + SMS + WhatsApp + voice fan-out in parallel. AI re-ranks responders by distance + role + rationale before dispatch.
Three Claude-powered flows: SOS narrative + mandatory ack, PPE/cert gap detection, proactive welfare pings.
Monthly SMS / WhatsApp / voice quotas included. Overage auto-bills; pre-buy bundles for cheaper rates. SOS always sends.
One-to-many alerts to any worker subset, ack-tracked for regulator evidence. Per-worker channel prefs respected.
At-a-glance integrations status and a dry-run test SOS so you can prove the dispatch before betting a real shift on it.
Every action stamped to ID + timestamp + UUID. Regulator-ready PDF export with one click.
Per-active-worker pricing. 14-day trial, no card up-front. Self-serve plan changes and bundle top-ups.
Push incidents into ServiceNow / RIDDOR-to-HR / SIEM (Splunk, Datadog, Elastic). GraphQL on Enterprise.
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