Dispatch Software

Description

Push-to-Talk Dispatch Software subscription.  1 Seat.

Our Dispatch Software is designed for real-time team coordination and communication management. It offers:

– Centralized Command: Manage team communications, monitor activities, and coordinate tasks from a single interface.
– Instant Push-to-Talk: Enable immediate, clear communication across multiple teams and channels.
– Live GPS Tracking: View and track team members’ locations in real-time to improve response times and operational efficiency.
– Emergency Alerts: Receive instant notifications for emergency situations, ensuring fast, effective responses.
– Multi-Channel Capability: Seamlessly switch between different groups and private calls to maintain organized communication.

This comprehensive tool streamlines dispatch operations and enhances control, making it ideal for industries requiring reliable coordination and quick decision-making.

Visit the Dispatch Software page for complete information.

Each Dispatch Software Seat comes with the ability to interact with up to 4 simultaneous groups or “channels.”  If you require more simultaneous channels visit our Add-on Dispatch Channel page.

Subscription Example 1

You have 6 dispatchers working at the same time and each dispatcher needs to interact with 6 channels at the same time.  You would need the following subscriptions.

6 – Dispatch Software Seats
12 – Additional Channel Subscriptions (2 per seat x 6 seats)

Subscription Example 2

You have 24-hour dispatching.  You have 9 dispatchers but only 3 dispatch computer stations. Your dispatchers work 12-hour shifts and only 3 work at any one time.  Your dispatchers don’t require more than 4 simultaneous channels.  You would need the following subscriptions.

3 – Dispatcher Software Seats

In this scenario you only need 3 Dispatch Software Seats because the dispatchers share their stations, across shifts, and no more than 3 are working at a time.  You don’t need any additional channels because each Dispatch Software Seat comes with 4 simultaneous channels.  This is the most common arrangement in public safety or other 24-hour operations.