Control room, patrols and every post in between
A guard needs to reach control without searching for a contact or waiting for a call to connect. push.tt gives security teams immediate live voice, persistent emergency alerts and a record of every transmission.
One press from any post or patrol
Site channels keep each assignment focused, while supervisors can sit in the channels they cover. Coverage follows cellular and Wi-Fi instead of ending at the edge of a building's radio system.
- Audio streams while the guard speaks, with no call setup and no voice-note delay
- One person talks at a time, so a busy incident channel stays understandable
- Presence shows who is available, busy, in Solo mode or offline
A shift handover that can be replayed
Every transmission lands in channel history, so the next shift can hear the original report instead of relying on a shortened retelling.
- Replay a single call or continue through everything that was missed
- On-device transcription makes spoken updates readable without sending audio to a transcription service
- Built-in work email gives each guard a work identity for incident reports and site documents
Emergency is a state, not a disappearing notification
An emergency remains active until someone with permission clears it. Raising, acknowledging and clearing are separate actions, so an acknowledgement cannot make the incident vanish for the rest of the team.
- Emergency overrides Busy, Solo and channel mute
- The raiser takes the floor even when another member is speaking
- Every raise, acknowledgement and clear is written to the organisation audit trail
push.tt is operational coordination over commercial data networks, not a certified alarm, lone-worker or public-safety system. Use it alongside the mandated equipment, monitoring and escalation procedures for the contract.
Put one site team on it
One control-room operator and a handful of guards are enough to test the workflow.