Tassta Interface Example
The most advanced software for instant communication and notification during critical events
Schedule a Live DemoTASSTA Americas system performs in the same manner as a two-way radio however it operates over a Long-Term Evolution (LTE) which is more commonly known as a cellular device or the existing in school Wi-Fi system in any areas of the building where an LTE system is unavailable.
Each school is provided their own channels or groups. There is no limit to the number of groups or channel a school may have. A typical system may have an administrative channel which can be accessed only by administrative personnel. This allows them to communicate with each other from any place in the district. You would then have a building channel on which all teachers and staff could communicate with each other during day-to-day operations. Add value is in place by adding nurse and bus operations to the communication system.
While we focus on buildings for critical events such as active shooter situations, the transportation system remains a potential target. Having instant communications in the transportation system also allows critical communications during life-safety events.
Such events can include simple events such as an accident or seizure on a bus or a major event such as an active shooter. This system also is integrated with a school radio system. It extends the radio system to a worldwide reach by installing radio bridges accessed via a cellphone link.
First Responders and administrative staff who may be off campus would have access to the radio system from any location in the world. The mission critical communications system is designed on a user rights platform.
Public Safety have access to their own radio system from the device. School officials would not have access to these radio channels however an administrator may have listen-only privileges so he/she can monitor an identified potential threatening situation.
Public Safety would not have access to day-to-day school groups to again ensure that Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) requirements are respected and in place. The system deploys common channels shared by all users during which police and fire can communicate instantaneously and in unison with school officials.
In addition to voice communications, the Mission Critical Communication System contains a panic button. This panic button sends an alert to public safety in the form of an audio and video stream. At the single push of a button, school administrators and public safety can hear and see what the nature of the emergency is.
This immediate alert saves time which ultimately saves lives. In addition to the audio and video stream, the panic button also sends GPS location information immediately.
Our system works well with the Eagl Gunshot Detection Devices integrated with your access control and video based behavioral analysis including weapon detection and crowd gatherings as well as many other behaviors.
Nobody in the World offers the integrations available for the best integrated school safety and private industry Mission Critical Active Shooter Response tools.
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