Apple Watch
I think this app would be rated 5 if it was apple watch compatible.
Alert fatigue
On call
Please save filters
ASD is worth the money
Please save filters
Response from developer
Thank you for sharing the feedback. Currently, the app is designed not to save filters between sessions so users always see up-to-date data when reopening the app. This approach has benefits for many users, but we recognize that it may not fit everyone's workflow. We truly appreciate your input and will consider it as we evaluate future changes during retheming.
Event Answering Service
Our onboarding specialist was extremely helpful and I feel went out of her way to help us save money. The app itself is easy to understand. I’m struggling with the app sending me a notification if there is an escalation, but it could be something I’m doing wrong.
The responsiveness of our account manager, “Ivana” alone gives this service 5 stars.
Horrible
Please save filters
Response from developer
Thank you for sharing the feedback. Currently, the app is designed not to save filters between sessions so users always see up-to-date data when reopening the app. This approach has benefits for many users, but we recognize that it may not fit everyone's workflow. We truly appreciate your input and will consider it as we evaluate future changes during retheming.
Garbage
This software is terribly buggy and unreliable. Wouldn’t use it for important things unless forced to
The opposite of customer service
Update failure.
The definition of inefficiency
Messages get lost
This app is terrible!
Worst part about being on call
Now even worse
Notification Issues on iOS 18.1.1
Many users, including myself, are experiencing issues with notifications in the app while running the latest iOS version (18.1.1).
Here’s a potential approach to help diagnose and resolve the issue:
•Use your development tools to emulate both a working and broken version of notifications
•Enable debugging and compare the logs. I’ve noticed issues on devices with iPhone 16 architecture, which might provide a clue.
Additionally, I’ve observed the following behavior that might be helpful in identifying the problem:
•Manually disabling notifications in the iOS settings does not trigger any prompt within the app to re-enable them.
•Even after navigating to the app’s notification settings, there’s no indication or guidance to restore notifications, suggesting there might be an issue with how notifications are implemented.
I hope this information is helpful.
