Critical Response Group brings
- Collaborative Response Graphics®
- Georeferenced building and site maps
- Rooms, entry points, and critical facility features
- A standardized visual language for responders
SOS + Critical Response Group
Give responders the map before they arrive.
Critical Response Group’s Collaborative Response Graphics® provide standardized, georeferenced building and site maps. SOS Live connects the active incident and best-available location with that prepared mapping context so responders can work from a shared operational picture.
POWERED BYSOS LiveConnected incident workflow
TOGETHERMore capable response
The combined solution
What each company brings. What customers gain.
Each company remains focused on what it does best. The partnership connects those capabilities into a more useful operational outcome.
SOS Live brings
- The active incident and event timeline
- Best-available location
- User, device, time, and response status
- Available communications, camera, and responder context
Live incident location + CRG mapping = A shared operational picture before responders arrive
How it works
One connected path from signal to action.
The integration is designed around the incident workflow, so each system contributes its specialized capability without creating another disconnected operational record.
Activate
An authorized user, SOS device, or integrated system creates an incident.
Locate
SOS Live connects the best-available location to the active event.
Orient
The integration connects the incident with the appropriate CRG map and prepared facility details.
Share
Authorized responders receive a clearer, responder-ready view of the site and incident context.
Why it matters
The value is in the connection.
CRG provides the prepared, georeferenced mapping foundation. SOS Live supplies the current incident and best-available location context. The integration connects those two sources without implying that the map itself creates live location.
A common view of the facility
Standardized maps help security teams and public-safety responders refer to the same rooms, entrances, and critical features.
Location gains operational meaning
A building, floor, room, or zone becomes more useful when shown within a prepared responder map.
Better information before arrival
Responders can receive incident details and available map context while the response is already underway.
Designed for
EducationHealthcareGovernmentEnterpriseCritical infrastructure
SOS + Critical Response Group
See what the combined solution can do for your organization.
Tell us about your current systems, response workflow, and operational goals. We’ll show you where this partner solution can add value.