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Hospitality

A warm welcome.
A connected workforce.

Connect lone-worker assistance, property-team coordination, privacy-aware incident review, and device readiness across guest floors, service areas, and multiple properties.

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Connected safety at work

Keep your people connected across the property.

Support housekeeping, front-desk, and service teams with assistance workflows shaped around guest floors and staff areas.

01 / Hospitality

Lone-worker assistance

Give staff working alone a discreet way to request help from a wearable or fixed alert point. Agree which property team receives the request.

Explore wearable alerts
02 / Hospitality

Property and room location

Connect available room, floor, and property context to each alert so responders can identify the area and the relevant access points.

Explore property mapping
03 / Hospitality

Front desk to security

Bring the request, acknowledgement, and response activity into a shared workflow. Define who takes over when the first contact is unavailable.

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04 / Hospitality

Consistent incident review

Keep event history available to authorized staff across properties. Review device readiness, staff procedures, and response activity while respecting guest and employee privacy.

Explore incident records

THE WORKING ENVIRONMENT

Start with the people
and the place.

Spaces
Guest floors, service corridors, staff areas, and properties
People
Housekeeping, front desk, security, and property managers

PRIORITIES TO PLAN FOR

  • Access to assistance for lone workers
  • Property and available floor or room context
  • Consistent review across multiple locations

AN EXAMPLE WORKFLOW

From a request
to a shared response.

  1. 01

    A team member requests assistance while working alone.

  2. 02

    The event carries available property and location context.

  3. 03

    Assigned property teams coordinate the next step.

Location, connectivity, and response routing depend on the configured system.

ALREADY HAVE A SYSTEM?

Build on
what’s in place.

Include installed DSC, Honeywell, or Napco panels in the assessment. A LoRa upgrade can be planned alongside personal alert devices and new response workflows.

Explore legacy upgrades

Bring your existing system into the plan

Start with the panel model, device and zone inventory, existing monitoring arrangements, and the signals your response team needs. Confirm the supported interface and event mapping before choosing an upgrade path.

LET’S CONNECT THE NEXT STEP

Start with the system you have.

Map your equipment, your people, and the response you want to support.

Plan your upgrade