2SafeYOU

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iOS Version
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March 23, 2021
October 5, 2024
12.1+
4+
36.1MB
iPhone, iPad, iPod
American English
Danish
German (Germany)
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ZONITH AS

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Version History of 2SafeYOU

2.31

October 3, 2024

- Support for the new ZONITH A1 alarm device - Be able to start a phone call to the person who raised the alarm from the alarm detail screen - A new Lone-Worker pre-warning option has been added which runs locally on the phone and does not require connectivity to the server - If the ZONITH App is opened within one minute from it received an alarm then the alarm dialog is shown immediately on top of the main screen - If the ZONITH App is opened while the active Lone-Worker session awaits response from "Are you OK" from server, then the dialog is shown immediately after the app is in foreground - Bugfix: when features like GPS and External Device were disabled in App Config the sliders on the Settings page were still shown

2.30

February 22, 2024

- The Job text and Lone Worker part in the App are now separated - A new status section is added to the Settings page to show issues in configuration of the phone - Network status is being sent to server and also shown on the Settings page - The app sends information to server about Notification settings for the app - The App Config from server can now control whether or not the slider "Server connection: Error sound" shall be present or not - A local notification on the phone will show up shortly after a user has force closed the app, to inform the user to start the app again by clicking on the notification

2.30

February 22, 2024

2.29

September 20, 2023

- Background server connection monitoring. App will raise local notification with warning sound when connection to server is lost - Lone Worker "Are you OK?" notifications are now delivered as critical alerts - App can now intelligently check if all required settings related to GPS are properly configured in iOS. App will warn user if something is not confirured as expected

2.28

February 27, 2023

- It is now not possible to logout from the app when Lone-Worker session is active - L-W Acknowledge popup window will now be autoatically closed when L-W session is extended using external Panic Button device

2.27

October 27, 2022

- Added Swedish translation - Added German translation - Alarm buttons are now locked when waiting for Self-test reply - Self-test and Lone Worker sliders now actively wait for confirmation from server before they show as enabled - App will now send state of "External Device: alarm sound" to RTLS UI - Bug fix: Improved ID Bagdge alarm state handling when app is restarted

2.26.1

August 9, 2022

Modified BLE ID Badge connection lost alarm implementation - New setting in settings tab to enable/disable connection lost alarm - New icon on Home screen indicating when connection lost alarms are disabled - Option to disable connection lost alarm can be hidden using app config profile Default sounds for incoming alarm and L-W check are now longer - sound is repeated three times. GPS will always be enabled when slider is hidden using app config profile. BUG: Custom notification sounds were not always played BUG: Critical Alert sounds were not always played BUG: Server-side app logout is now handled also when app is in background

2.26

May 23, 2022

- New settings tab - Improved push message delivery when app is in background for a long time - Improved external bluetooth panic device connectivity - Minor fixes and improvements

2.25

September 22, 2021

- Added support for Critical Alerts - Added support for new alarm action: Acknowledge - Extended app status info that is sent to RTLS UI (app version, permissions iOS version etc.) - "Your alarm has been cleared" notification has been replaced with an action that would remove original notification regarding this alarm. - App will now indicate with orange GPS icon when location permissions are limited - Alarm details dialog window will now be updated live as updates arrive from server - External Device paused mode renamed to External Device disconnected mode

2.24

March 23, 2021

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Description of 2SafeYOU

The 2SafeYOU App is designed exclusively for use with 2SafeYOU's solution and does not work as a standalone app. 2SafeYOU App serves several purposes: - Raising panic alarms - Providing Lone-Worker protection - Handling of alarms - Outdoor positioning Key Functions: 2SafeYOU App gives users the ability to raise a panic alarm when in distress. This can result from interaction with the main screen of the App, or by pressing a physical panic button (2SafeYOU Bluetooth ID Badge - the smart ID cardholder or 2SafeYOU Compact Panic Button) communicating with the Smartphone. The 2SafeYOU solution will recognize the panic alarms and dispatch alerts instantly to the relevant parties to help you. Up to two buttons help to improve alarm communication and to prioritise the alarms with high/low priority. The text and function of the buttons can be configured depending on what your work situation requires. The 2SafeYOU App can be used to handle alarms being dispatched from the server software solution. Alarms are pushed from the 2SafeYOU server software solution to the App so assigned users can handle alarms. This includes the ability to accept, decline or cancel alarms while at the same time informing all other users in real-time about the alarm handling status. The App includes a Lone-Worker protection service, where user need to confirm "Are you OK?" message before the timer stops counting. If there is no confirmation, the 2SafeYOU server solution will raise the alarm on your behalf and automatically call for assistance to help you at your exact location. Descriptive messages can be added before you start your new task. When you raise the alarm, first responders will receive the descriptive message which will speed up reaction time and be crucial to find/reach you. Creating teams improves communication and cooperation. People working in teams can send messages to the team members, which can enhance the effective workflow and can guide/inform each other. Team members can also respond to alarms, it will save time, and you can avoid extra time and costs for calling additional assistance.

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