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Alert
An authorised coordinator raises an alert for the site and shares instructions with the relevant teams.
Horizon site
Evacuation in progressAssembly point A
Coordination starts before the emergency
When the alarm sounds,
every response matters.
Instructions to share. Teams to mobilise. A situation to understand. Evalert brings alerts and responses together to help your coordinators manage a site evacuation.
Prepare today. Coordinate better tomorrow.
Illustrative scene · Generated imageEVALERT /For safety managersFor site managersFor security companies
Useful information, in one place
A shared alert. A clearer picture.
The alarm gives the signal. Employee responses provide another layer of information: who has read the instructions, who reports having evacuated and who reports a difficulty.
- Instructions for the relevant site
- Acknowledgement distinct from evacuation
- Individual responses brought together for the coordinator
Solution project · Scope to define with your organisation
EvalertHorizon siteRH
Fictional alert in progress
Evacuation overview
24 fictional people
Yes18
No4−
No response2
Acknowledgement22 / 24
EmployeesReported response
01E-001Yes
02E-002Yes
19E-019−No
Fictional example09:43
Illustrative interface · 24 fictional people
The Evalert app on iPhone
Explore the screens that support each role, from receiving instructions to reviewing responses.
Receive the alert
Staff see the instructions and assembly point for their site.
Report your evacuation
After reading the instructions, staff indicate whether they have evacuated.
Review responses
The coordinator can see who responded Yes or No and who has yet to reply.
Generated mockups · French interface · Fictional data
From an alert to a clearer picture
Raising an alert is just the beginning.
Once instructions have been shared, responses matter. Evalert aims to bring them together to help you understand the situation as it unfolds.
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Who has acknowledged the alert?
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Who reports having evacuated?
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Who has reported a difficulty?
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Who has not responded yet?
Prepare for the moment everything accelerates
Coordination on alert day starts with preparation.
Buildings, teams, working hours and assembly points: every site has its own constraints. Defining the alert journey and roles in advance helps share the right instructions when needed.
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Before
Define the sites, the relevant teams and the instructions.
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During
Bring acknowledgements, responses and reported difficulties together.
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After
Close the alert according to your procedure and identify improvements.
A simple journey, clearly defined roles
One shared alert. Responses brought together.
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Collect responses
Each employee acknowledges the alert, then states whether they have evacuated, adding a reason if needed.
Acknowledgement
Instructions acknowledged
Have you evacuated?YesNo
03
Follow the situation
Updated responses help identify reported difficulties and people who have not responded.
Evacuation overview
18Yes4No2No response
24 fictional people
Product illustration — fictional data
Learn by exploringExplore the concept in action.Open the demonstrationTwo complementary experiences
A role for each person. Clear instructions for everyone.
Bring responses together. Keep an overview.
Raise a site alert, review responses and reasons, then close the alert when your procedure calls for it.
- Raise an alert for the site
- Distinguish acknowledgement, response and no response
- Identify reported difficulties and close the alert
EvalertHorizon siteRH
Fictional alert in progress
Evacuation overview
24 fictional people
Yes18
No4−
No response2
Acknowledgement22 / 24
EmployeesReported response
01E-001Yes
02E-002Yes
19E-019−No
Fictional example09:43
Product illustration — fictional data
Site alerts
An alert addressed to employees assigned to the relevant site.
Acknowledgement
An explicit confirmation, distinct from a notification being sent.
Response and reason
A Yes or No evacuation statement, with a reason if needed.
Updated overview
Responses brought together for a clearer picture.
Location during an alert
A planned aid, subject to permissions and technical conditions.
Roles and languages
Two roles, with French, English and German planned on iOS and Android.
Different settings, a shared need
Designed around your organisation.
Potential uses in Switzerland and France, to be defined around the needs of each site.
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Office sites
Bring together responses from the teams on site.
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Industrial sites
Support site-specific procedures.
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Logistics platforms
Give coordinators a clearer overview.
04
Security companies
Support coordination with the client organisation.
Potential use cases, not references to existing customers.
From your site to your project
Your site deserves a tailored approach.
Tell us about your organisation. We can discuss your alert and evacuation needs, consider an on-site meeting and define the information needed for a proposal.
Request a quote- 01
An initial conversation
Your teams, buildings and current organisation.
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Real-world requirements
Use cases, constraints and whether a site visit would help.
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A scope to price
The sites, access and support you need.
A closer look
Your questions, answered clearly.
Who is Evalert for?
Evalert is a project for businesses, safety managers, site managers and security companies. Access is reserved for client organisations and their teams.
Who raises an alert?
An authorised coordinator raises an alert for the site to which employees are assigned. An authorised coordinator also closes the alert.
How do employees respond?
They read the instructions, confirm acknowledgement, then answer Yes or No to “Have you evacuated?”. These are separate confirmations.
How can someone report a difficulty?
A No response can include a reason. The demonstration illustrates fictional difficulties; these reasons do not form an official list of statuses.
What is the planned location feature for?
It is intended as an aid during an alert, subject to permissions and technical conditions. It is not permanent tracking or guaranteed precise indoor positioning.
Which languages and platforms are planned?
The planned scope covers an iOS and Android mobile app in French, English and German. This website offers no public app download.
How is company access arranged?
Scope and team access are defined with your organisation through a subscription or contract. Contact us to prepare that discussion.
Does the solution replace alarms?
No. Evalert is intended as a supplementary coordination tool. It does not replace alarms, site instructions or emergency procedures.
How can I request a presentation?
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