ARMS vs alertTO

A building that runs in ARMS has higher resident satisfaction, and great tracking and automation of support service task requests. With ARMS, residents can quickly make requests about their building, both on their floor and in common areas. See a lightbulb out or stain on the carpet? Put in a simple task request with the app and the task will be immediately assigned to the correct staff. Residents can also flag important concerns that will go directly to the attention of Security and Property Management. Residents will also get an immediate notification when the task they requested is complete. The ARMS app also sends instant notifications when packages arrive, and communicates important building information, like down times and ongoing construction work. ARMS will transform community living by streamlining communications and tracking that everything is running smoothly. 1. Cleaning, Maintenance, Security task requests 2. Packages notifications 3. QR code scan package pickup 4. Booking of amenities 5. Management details, company, contact details *note: You can only use the ARMS Application in buildings that are current running ARMS.

alertTO is an interactive and informative application designed to keep residents of the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) informed about recent incidents. The application interfaces with the Toronto Police Service, ensuring that the information provided is accurate and up-to-date. For a nominal monthly fee, users can subscribe to alertTO+, a premium service that enhances their experience. alertTO+ offers users a premium experience by providing an ad-free interface, real-time notifications of nearby incidents, and machine-learning insights regarding potentially hazardous locations they may be entering. Subscribing to alertTO+ not only supports the sustainability of the service but also empowers users with valuable features to enhance their overall safety and awareness. Privacy Policy: https://alertto.github.io/privacy_policy/ Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/