Activate
A staff member uses SOS Aegis, LivePoint, or another approved endpoint to request help.
SOS Live for education
Move beyond panic-button compliance.
Give schools and campuses fast activation, indoor location context, system readiness, and coordinated workflows for staff, administrators, security, and configured public-safety partners.
The operating challenge
A button press should start a response—not a search.
During a school emergency, responders need more than a campus address. They need to know which building, floor, room, or zone generated the alert, whether the device and workflow are healthy, and who has accepted responsibility for the response.
Representative workflow
Staff duress inside a multi-building campus
A staff member activates an alert from inside a classroom wing. SOS Live associates the activation with identity, device, event, location, site policy, and current response status—then routes the incident to the designated school roles.
Locate
The incident displays the best supported building, floor, room, or zone with confidence and freshness.
Notify
School safety, administrators, and other designated roles receive role-appropriate context.
Coordinate
The assigned responder acknowledges ownership while LiveGrid and LiveUnity keep teams aligned.
Escalate
Configured public-safety workflows receive approved incident and map context when policy requires it.
Connected capabilities
One incident across the products that support it.
SOS Live modules keep activation, location, response ownership, communication, readiness, and audit connected rather than creating another collection of isolated screens.
SOS Aegis + LivePoint
Accessible mobile, wearable, and fixed activation options for staff.
LiveLocate + LiveGrid
Indoor semantic location and simplified responder-focused floorplans.
LiveCommand
Incident operations, system health, drills, device status, and audit.
LiveDispatch
Optional CAD, PSAP, and responder integration where approved and configured.
How SOS Live 2.0 fits
A platform model designed for education operations.
SOS Live 2.0 connects the full response lifecycle—from activation and policy to coordination, readiness, evidence, and approved escalation. Each capability can be configured around the people, risks, and operating model of this environment.
Make help accessible to staff
SOS Aegis, LivePoint, and approved fixed endpoints give teachers, administrators, and support personnel practical activation options without adding a complex workflow.
Turn the alert into a school incident
LiveCommand applies the school or district policy, identifies the site and user, assigns response ownership, and keeps every state change visible.
Provide campus and incident context
LiveLocate and LiveGrid add the best supported building, floor, room, zone, map, and route context while LiveVision can contribute approved camera or sensor metadata.
Coordinate the school community
LiveUnity can target safety teams, administrators, staff groups, and leadership with role-appropriate alerts, acknowledgements, and safety checks.
Connect public safety under local policy
LiveDispatch supports configured CAD, PSAP, and responder workflows without assuming every event or deployment follows the same external path.
Deployment design
Configure the platform around the real operating environment.
A strong design starts with roles, risks, policy, existing systems, and acceptance criteria—not a one-size-fits-all device count.
- Single-building schools, multi-building campuses, district governance, and after-hours operations
- Staff roles, activation choices, training, test mode, drills, and accessibility
- Floorplans, entrances, classrooms, administrative spaces, outdoor campus areas, and responder access
- School safety, administration, security, communications, facilities, and public-safety ownership
- Local policy, Alyssa’s Law or other requirements, CAD/PSAP interfaces, SSO, and audit
Build a better response
Design a school-safety workflow that delivers more than an alert.
We’ll map campuses, staff roles, activation options, indoor location requirements, escalation policy, and readiness acceptance criteria.