The call comes in. The resident is already on screen.
Communities in the United States run their safety operations on SayVU: resident calls with their details loaded automatically, responders dispatched in seconds, and cameras that raise the alert on their own.
One community uses the SayVU control center to take calls from residents and route responders from its private security company.
The caller's phone number brings up their details and address
Responders are dispatched by the control center's rules
Every step is logged, to the second
Cameras raise the alert
Other communities connect their cameras to SayVU and get automatic alerts from face recognition.
An alert opens on its own when there is a match
It arrives with a still image and live video
Live video goes to responders' phones too
One call, step by step
From a resident's call to a responder at the door
1
The resident calls
The call reaches the community's control center.
2
Details on screen
The phone number loads the resident's details and address. Nothing to type.
3
Automatic dispatch
The right responders get the incident in seconds, by distance, area and incident type.
4
Tracked to the end
Who received it, who confirmed, who is on the way and who arrived.
Cameras
Alerts that open on their own
When face recognition on a community camera makes a match, an alert opens automatically in the control center, with a still image and live video. The control center sees what is happening right away, and responders can watch the live video on their phones.
Camera 03 · Main entrance● LIVEAlert opened automatically · still image and live video sent to the control center
For the whole community
One control center, every resident
Report from the app
Residents report with one tap, and the control center gets their location.
No app needed
A link by SMS or WhatsApp connects a caller to video, location and chat, with nothing to install.
Mass announcements
To every resident, by area or by group, in one click.