NowForce 6.2.8

NowForce offers sophisticated incident management and response technology that integrates critical data, delivering real-time comprehensive situational awareness to prompt action.

Dispatchers, responders, and reporters can seamlessly exchange insights in real-time and organize efficient, appropriate, and swift responses with improved field communications.

The NowForce mobile app caters to users registered by an organization.

• Individuals associated with a registered organization (such as enterprise campuses, security companies, municipalities, etc.) can convert their cell phones into personal "blue-light" phones. They can send immediate distress signals or report crimes, hazards, or medical emergencies using a "see something, say something" feature.
• Security personnel or first responders can convert their cell phones into mobile data terminals to receive alerts, navigation assistance, and incident status updates from their surroundings.

Key Features - Personal Safety for Citizens, Students, Employees:

• Initiate an immediate distress signal when in danger: Connect automatically with emergency services by swiping the SOS button when facing peril. The distress signal can be transmitted silently or in regular mode or simply by opening the app.
• Report crimes, hazards, medical emergencies, and more: Inform authorities of the nature and location of required assistance. Share pictures or live video streams to provide advance information to security personnel or first responders before their arrival.
• See something, say something: Notify authorities of potential threats and crime tips. Share images, live video streams, and critical data to contribute to community safety.
• Receive notifications regarding safety or security concerns near your vicinity.

Key Features - First Responders/Security Personnel:

• Responders can indicate their availability to respond to incidents with one click and receive turn-by-turn directions en route.
• Upon reaching the scene, responders can upload images and essential information for enhanced visibility of the incident to the communications center and fellow responders. They can also request additional resources through the app's user-friendly mobile interface. Dynamic forms allow responders to complete post-incident reports and initiate new incidents from the field.
• In case of distress, responders can activate a designated button that automatically signals a specific dispatch center. This 'panic button' transmits their profile and GPS-based location to the center.
• The availability mode in the app permits responders to switch between online and offline status.

Please Note:

• Coverage depends on your mobile phone's network connection and GPS accuracy.
• This application is not designed to replace nor is it linked to local emergency services.
• Prolonged use of GPS in the background may significantly reduce battery life.