Safety Button for Employees

When an employee requests help, trained operators respond and coordinate the appropriate next steps based on the situation. Employees can request assistance from virtually anywhere in the U.S., helping them get help quickly when they need it most.

No. While it's a great fit for employees working alone, it's also valuable for traveling employees, field teams, healthcare workers, real estate professionals, retail associates, hospitality staff, and anyone who may need immediate access to help while working.

Yes. Safety Button is designed for people on the go, helping employees request assistance whether they're traveling, meeting clients, working remotely, or moving between job sites.

Safety Button is designed for emergency response, not employee surveillance. Features like location sharing are used only when needed to help responders locate an employee during a safety event.

Yes. Video helps businesses monitor and verify activity at their locations, while Safety Button gives employees a fast way to request help when they're away from cameras or working off-site. Together, they provide more comprehensive protection for your people and your business.

Safety Button adds an extra layer of protection for employees who work alone, travel, or meet with customers off-site. Combined with workplace security solutions like access control and video, it helps businesses protect both their people and their facilities.