Singlewire Software

by Singlewire Software

Emergency mass notification system

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Solutions for evolving safety and communication needs

Nothing’s more important than keeping your people safe. Singlewire Software is dedicated to developing reliable solutions that help detect threats, notify everyone, and manage incidents. That’s because we believe people are any organization’s most important asset. The best way to protect them is by delivering information that helps keep everyone safe and informed—everywhere, every time. For more than two decades, our talented employees have developed cutting-edge safety software that meets our customers’ evolving needs as they work to keep their people out of harm’s way.

Top Features

  • Emergency notification

    Get the word out quickly so everyone receives the information they need to stay out of harm’s way.

  • Mobile notification

    Send mass text messages, push notifications, and emails to all your people no matter where they are.

  • Panic buttons

    Use wearable devices, a mobile app, keyboard shortcuts, and designated buttons to immediately request help.

  • Incident management

    Manage an event from start to finish with real-time insights, safety resources, and flexible messaging.

  • Visitor management

    Stop threats at the door by screening visitors and tracking who is in your building.

  • Student management

    Secure and streamline the student pick-up process.

  • Paging

    Utilize intrusive audio to send live and recorded audio pages to IP phones, speakers and analog paging systems.

  • Bell systems

    Schedule and automate your bells for classes, shift changes, visiting hours and more.

  • Desktop notification

    Deliver alerts directly to desktops with network and cloud-based notifications.

  • Active shooter safety

    Integrate gunshot detection systems to share alerts and trigger lockdowns.

  • 911 alerting

    Notify key personnel when 911 is dialed and send alerts that connect directly to dispatchers.

  • Severe weather alerting

    Monitor feeds from the National Weather Service to stay ahead of natural disasters.

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