Activate
A wearable, fixed device, SOS Aegis, or connected system creates the incident.
SOS Live for enterprise + industrial
Connect people, sites, and response policy.
Create one operating picture across offices, warehouses, manufacturing environments, retail locations, and distributed facilities without forcing every site into the same response model.
The operating challenge
Distributed operations create distributed response gaps.
A worker may be isolated in a warehouse aisle, production area, parking lot, or remote office. Different sites have different layouts, shifts, response owners, hazards, and communication systems—yet leadership still needs consistent readiness and accountability.
Representative workflow
Worker duress inside a large operating facility
An employee initiates an alert in a mapped warehouse or manufacturing zone. SOS Live identifies the best supported location, assigns response ownership, and provides the operational context required by security and EHS.
Locate
The platform selects the best supported building, level, production area, zone, or outdoor position.
Route
Site policy targets the correct security, EHS, shift, or facilities audience.
Coordinate
The response owner acknowledges and works from one incident timeline and tactical map.
Report
Leadership receives readiness and outcome evidence without exposing unnecessary sensitive detail.
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.
LivePoint + SOS Aegis
Activation options for fixed, mobile, and lone-worker roles.
LiveGateway + LiveRelay
Resilient site connectivity and sub-GHz coverage in complex facilities.
LiveLocate + LiveGrid
Mapped zone, building, floor, and movement context where supported.
LiveCommand + LiveUnity
Cross-site readiness, role-based routing, communication, reporting, and audit.
How SOS Live 2.0 fits
A platform model designed for enterprise + industrial 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.
Create a common response foundation
SOS Live provides one incident model, readiness view, audit structure, and role framework across offices, warehouses, manufacturing, retail, and remote sites.
Respect each site’s operating reality
LiveCommand policies can reflect local shifts, hazards, response owners, escalation rules, and facility layouts without forcing every location into one workflow.
Bring existing systems into the incident
Partner APIs, LiveVision, LiveLockdown, and approved integrations can add camera, sensor, access-control, building, signage, or environmental context.
Align security, EHS, and operations
LiveUnity and LiveCommand keep the assigned response roles, workforce communication, acknowledgements, and incident state connected.
Make readiness and outcomes visible
Device health, mobile enrollment, tests, policy versions, integration results, and incident reporting give leadership evidence across the portfolio.
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.
- Risk differences among offices, production areas, warehouses, laboratories, retail, and outdoor yards
- Shift structure, contractor access, lone-worker roles, EHS ownership, security, and facilities
- Existing sensors, video, access control, BMS, signage, mass notification, and enterprise identity
- Site connectivity, gateway resilience, sub-GHz coverage, power, buffering, and maintenance
- Corporate policy versus local autonomy, data access, reporting, and multi-site administration
Build a better response
Create a consistent response model without ignoring site-level reality.
We’ll map facilities, workforce roles, shifts, internal response, hazards, integrations, and the location outcome required at each site.