Wearable panic buttons simplify emergency communication by enabling one-touch alerts that instantly notify the right teams, share location context, and trigger coordinated response workflows across the organization.

911 integration connects hospital safety systems directly with public safety dispatch, enabling automated alerts, shared incident data, and faster coordination so first responders arrive informed and ready to act.

Orchestrated workflows connect school safety and operational systems—like panic alerts, cameras, access control, and communications—so incidents trigger automated actions, faster response, and consistent outcomes.

From the moment a panic button is pressed to the arrival of first responders, NovoTrax automates alerts, location tracking, and system actions to deliver real-time intelligence and coordinated emergency response.

A practical guide to preparing schools for Alyssa’s Law compliance by 2026. Learn the key requirements, emerging standards, and the technologies schools need to enable faster alerts, coordination, and response.

ClassSecure™earned a 2025 Security Today Award for excellence in safety technology, recognizing its innovative classroom protection, privacy-first video, and coordinated emergency response.

Two-way communication in emergency response enables responders and stakeholders to exchange real-time updates, improve situational awareness, and coordinate actions more effectively during critical events.

NovoTrax enhances collaboration with first responders by integrating alerts, verification, and communication workflows to speed coordinated response and improve situational awareness during emergencies.

Explains the step-by-step response after lockdown activation, including alert escalation, verification, communication, responder coordination, and system workflows that improve safety outcomes.

The 3-Question Challenge helps schools assess lockdown readiness by evaluating alert systems, verification processes, and coordinated response capabilities to improve safety and actionable preparedness.

A multi-modal panic button approach links alerts, verification, and communication across systems to turn safety triggers into coordinated, intelligent action that speeds response and reduces risk.

A wearable-first safety system empowers staff with panic buttons and real-time alerts, improving emergency response, communication, and coordinated action in schools, healthcare, and workplaces.

Alyssa’s Law requires schools to implement emergency communication systems like panic buttons to improve safety, speed response, and enhance coordination between staff and first responders.