UMS Group Alert System
The UMS Group Alert System makes it easy to reach large target groups within a short space of time, by sending them a voice message or an SMS. The system is specially designed to inform and organize personnel in critical situations, but it can also be used for communicating less critical messages.
The service has built-in functionality for storing, importing or exporting telephone lists. It is also possible to load telephone lists for one-off use. Users can configure message profiles and define response options. It is also possible, with only few key clicks on the telephone to alert key people or groups by sending predefined messages.
The web interface has a detailed and user friendly control panel, allowing you to schedule and manage all the sendings, and giving users full control over the logistics. Detailed status reports show response and time of delivery both for voice and SMS messages.
System features:
- Distributes critical information fast
- Enables storage of personnel information to simplify the alert process
- Allows users to define messages and response options
- Provides detailed information on the status of every sending and shows response from the recipients
- Easy access from any computer, in view of the fact that no installation is required
- Fully automated
By using UMS Group Alert System you can quickly and efficiently:
- Evacuate and inform citizens during catastrophes or less critical situations
- Initiate door to door actions, for example in inquiries
- Call in extra personnel for decisive actions or critical situations
- Spread uniform information to media and concerned parties
UMS is the number one supplier of Group Alert systems in the Nordic countries. UMS delivers and documents the highest level of security and availability on the market.
The UMS Group Alert System is used by all Red Cross emergency services in Norway, by the Civil Defense, by hospitals, by emergency service centres (i.e. police, fire, and ambulance services), by Avinor (the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority), as well as by private enterprises with their own emergency response teams.
Sectors:
- Emergency services and NGO
- Hospitals and Healthcare
- Industry and Mercantile
- Aviation
