Locate any alarm event on a live floor plan of your building, the moment it triggers.
Traditional fire alarm data dashboards are fundamentally text-and-grid based. When a sensor triggers, a traditional dashboard outputs a string of technical data codes. This approach requires an engineer to mentally cross-reference a paper blueprint, or physical building layout to locate the problem, increasing the time it takes to respond to a fire event, which allows a fire to spread further.
Our solution doesn’t provide technical data codes when an alarm triggers, it provides an architectural map of the site that the alarm is on, and highlights the precise node that triggered. This enables engineers and emergency responders to go directly to the location of a fire event, without needing to work out where it is taking place beforehand.
It integrates with your existing fire safety assets too, and is compatible with over 50 major fire alarm manufacturers. This allows for a complete centralised overview of all of your fire safety assets across your entire property portfolio. Alerts include context and suggested next steps to guide engineers on how to proceed with each unique alert in the best possible way.
"An alarm in Block C" becomes "device 14, second floor, east corridor." That specificity is the entire value- response speed, reduced disruption, and the confidence to act without hesitation.
Faster response means reduced risk and reduced disruption. Shortened time-to-location has a direct relationship with incident outcomes- and that's quantifiable.
A view that anyone on your team can use, not just a trained engineer. Useful for on-site staff managing an incident under pressure, without specialist knowledge of the panel system.
Straight to the device, without cross-referencing panel addresses against paper drawings. First-time-right navigation across any site in your portfolio.
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