From the first alert
to the next step.

When something changes, the people affected need a useful update. Is Everyone Safe lets you target organisational groups, so your message has a clear audience.

People can find relevant alerts in the app. Give them the context they need, and response choices that tell your team what should happen next.

The aim is more than a message sent. It is a clear instruction, a practical response, and a better starting point for follow-up.

An alert is more useful when people can answer it. Open the message, read the instructions, and choose the response that matches your situation.

Where the alert offers location sharing, the recipient can choose whether to include it. That can give the responding team more context.

A recorded response helps the team decide what to do next. It supports the conversation; it does not replace a direct check when someone needs help.

Sending an alert is the beginning. The response overview helps authorised people see the replies available to them, and identify where follow-up is still needed.

When someone chooses to share a location with their response, it adds context. Use the information alongside your organisation’s response process.

Read, received, and responded are different states. None on its own confirms that someone is safe. Use the overview to guide a timely human follow-up.

For people working alone, a routine matters. Sign in before the work begins, check in when you arrive, and check out when you leave.

Authorised administrators can review current and upcoming personal safety sessions. The activity screen brings those states together, including overdue sessions.

Checkout feedback adds a welfare check to the routine. Supported personal safety buttons provide another way to raise an alert during an active session.

An alert helps people respond now. When an incident or concern needs further work, safety case management gives it a structured place to continue.

The case queue brings reports together for the people assigned to review them. Teams can see the case status and keep the next action visible.

Reports, investigations, and actions need follow-through. Keep responsibility and due dates in view, so the work continues beyond the first message.

Responding to an issue is one part of the work. Risk oversight helps an organisation keep track of what could happen again, and what it is doing about it.

The risk register records assessments, owners, and controls. Review dates keep the next check visible, alongside the evidence that supports a decision.

Bring the record back into the conversation. Review the risk, update the supporting information, and keep responsibility clear as circumstances change.