GetHomeSafe vs ID

GetHomeSafe is a Welfare Monitoring and Journey Management solution for Lone and Remote Workers. Inform supervisors of what you are doing, where you are going, and when you expect to check-in as home safe. If you fail to check-in on time or activate an alert, GetHomeSafe automatically notifies your supervisors. Activity details including your current location and alert status are relayed to supervisors in real-time, allowing them to assess the situation and act accordingly. GetHomeSafe is the fail-safe alerting system that calls for help when you cannot. GetHomeSafe’s features include: • Live location sharing • Adjustable GPS frequency • Check-ins • Overdue, panic & silent alerting • No motion detection • Journey management planning • Satellite device, digital radio and vehicle tracking integration • Panic button integration • SMS, email & phone call alert notifications • Barcode scanning • Linked third-party apps • Single sign-on • Active directory • Calander integration • Third party monitoring • Many more... GetHomeSafe’s Journey Management Planning (JMP) feature allows you to easily pre-plan activities and request approval from supervisors before you leave. Your supervisors can review these plans and choose whether to approve or decline them, managing risk whilst on the move. GetHomeSafe integrates with Remote Working solutions including; satellite device, digital radio and vehicle tracking systems. This allows you to mix devices & tracking options, to create your own welfare monitoring solution anywhere in the world. For more information visit: www.gethomesafe.com

For use within the Infrastructure Data platform. Using the forms module within the Infrastructure platform you are able to set-up and manage forms for any sort of activity. Once you have marked them as accepting data collection, your operators can use this mobile application to scan QR codes and open the correct form, making data collection fast and painless. The application sends submitted data back to Infrastructure Data immediately or as soon as the operator is back in reception.