Push-to-talk for security and guarding teams
Security work is quiet until it is not. A guard needs to raise something without hunting through a contacts list, and a control room needs to know who is on duty, who responded, and who had access to the channel in the first place.
What a guarding operation has to solve
Raising an incident has to be immediate
A guard dealing with something on the ground cannot unlock a phone, find a contact, and wait for a ring tone.
Access has to end when the shift does
Contract guarding means frequent turnover. Communication access that outlives the assignment is a genuine exposure.
Lone workers need a way to be checked on
Night patrols and single-cover sites need a safety mechanism that does not depend on someone remembering to call in.
You need to answer who could hear what
After an incident, a client will ask who had access to the channel. Guessing is not an acceptable answer.
How PTTHex handles it
Deny by default, opened deliberately
A user or device only reaches a channel once managers in your organisation have approved that specific assignment.
SOS and a safety timer
The Client app carries an SOS request and a safety timer, so a lone worker has a route to raise attention.
Roles that match the post
Supervisors, control room operators, and guards each get the visibility their role permits, and no more.
A reviewable access history
Access decisions are recorded in the Customer Panel, so you can review who was granted what and when.
Access and deployment stay yours
Because PTTHex is deployed onto your own server, patrol conversations and location context stay inside infrastructure you control, which matters when a client contract sets terms about where operational data may live.
Other operations that run on PTTHex
See PTTHex on your own operation
Tell us how your teams communicate today and what needs to improve first, and we will walk through the setup that fits.