Most panic buttons ride the same WiFi as everything else, and an emergency is exactly when that network is busiest. NocTel’s badges use their own long–range signal. No WiFi, no cell service, no wiring. A press–and–hold reaches Desk in seconds and runs the response you designed everywhere at once: phones, speakers, screens, texts, escalating until someone takes it. And the version that runs is the one you designed on an ordinary afternoon, thinking clearly.
Setups·Reaching everyone
Panic buttons that work when the WiFi doesn’t.
NocTel Desk is the system your organization communicates through. The phones, the paging, the screens, and the sensors that watch the building. This is one of the things people set up in it.
The response, the way Desk runs it
When
Someone presses and holds their badge.
Desk
Runs the response everywhere at once: phones, speakers, screens, texts.
No response
It escalates to the next people on your list.
Until
Someone takes it. Every step is stamped and logged.
Badges are small enough to wear and run for months on a charge. What the response does, and who it escalates to, is designed with you, then drilled.
How it gets built
We do this with you on a call, or you do it yourself in Desk.
1
Walk the building with us.Coverage gets planned around your actual walls, with receivers indoors and out.
2
Design the response.Who’s called, what the speakers say, what the screens show, who’s next if nobody answers.
3
Hand out the badges.Each one is assigned to a person, so a press says who and where.
4
Drill it on a quiet day.Run the whole response, adjust it, run it again. Then it’s just there.
What this setup is built from
We’ll set this one up with you.
This one starts with a walk of your building, not a form. Talk to us and we’ll plan it together.
Talk to us
360.837.7400