Act now
- Active threat, fire, missing person
- Severe weather, shelter in place
- Evacuation and all clear
Breaks through silent mode. Text and voice at the same moment. Staff confirm they're safe in one tap.
For hospitals, hotels, campuses and every workplace
Everyone who needs to know. Directly.
AllCall sends the alert that can't wait, the notice everyone should see and the message one person needs, each by the right channel. Your codes, your roles, your floors. Set up in a day, ready for the worst one.
Push · Text · Voice · Email · DesktopRunning a school? allcall.school
One engine · your vocabulary
It speaks your language on day one.
A hospital has patients, nurses and Code Silver. A hotel has guests, floors and a front desk. AllCall loads the roles, places and protocols your people already use, so nobody learns new words in the middle of an emergency.
Hospitals
- Who you protect
- Patients and visitors
- Who's on staff
- Nurses, physicians, environmental services, unit clerks
- Who responds
- Hospital security, facilities, local police
- Who gets told
- Families and each patient's designated contacts
- Your codes
- Code SilverCode RedCode PinkShelterEvacuate
- Places
- Towers, floors, units and rooms
QR: visitor badges and unit codes
Four tiers
The right noise for the moment.
Every message has a tier, and the tier decides how loud it is. An emergency breaks through silent mode. A menu change waits until morning. People keep alerts on because they trust them.
Know today
- Power or water outage
- Closures and delayed openings
- Road closures, parking changes
Push and text right away. A phone call follows if it isn't opened.
Good to know
- Visiting hours, events, schedules
- Policy updates and reminders
- Newsletters and surveys
Push and email, held during quiet hours. People choose which topics they get.
Just for you
- Shift changes and coverage requests
- A message from a nurse or the front desk
- Pickup, discharge and check-out notes
One person or one family. Replies stay in a two-way thread with a full record.
From trigger to accounted for
Seconds, not phone trees.
The hardest part of an emergency is the first two minutes. AllCall handles the sending and the follow-up, so the person who pressed the button can do their actual job.
Trigger
Any staff member with permission presses and holds. A ready-made message fills in their location.
Hold to send, no accidental taps60 seconds to cancelWorks from a phone, a desktop or a wall code
Route
The alert goes to the right people for that role, place and moment, in each person's language.
By role, building, floor or unitResponders first, families after reviewQuiet hours respected below Tier 2
Reach
Every channel at once, with a backup carrier behind each one. Landlines get a voice call.
Push, text, voice, email, desktopAutomatic failover between providersEvery delivery tracked
Account
Staff check in from where they are. The floor map fills in, so you can see who's safe and who needs help.
One-tap I'm safe or I need helpLive map by roomAll clear and full report when it's over
QR codes everywhere
Scan in. No app required.
The codes are signed and checked by staff phones, even with no signal. Pickup passes refresh every 30 seconds, so a screenshot is useless by the time it's shared.
Key-card sleeves
Guests scan once at check-in and get property alerts by text for their stay, then they're removed at check-out.
Room and unit codes
A code by every door. Scan to report a problem or check in during an emergency, and the location fills itself in.
Muster points
Scan at the assembly point after an evacuation. The headcount builds itself, and the missing list shrinks in real time.
Visitor badges
Visitors register at the desk and get a badge code. In a Code Silver, security knows exactly who's in the building.
Child check-in tags
The parent's tag must match the child's before anyone is released. Works for the nursery on Sunday and the reunification line on a bad day.
Family sign-out passes
A family member taking a resident out shows a pass that rotates every 30 seconds. Staff see who signed out, and when.
Your own address
Your name on every message.
People ignore email from senders they don't recognize. Each organization gets its own sending address, so every notice arrives from a name they know.
Your address: riversidemedicalcenter.allcall.direct
We set up the address and its security records for you. No IT ticket.
Every organization sends separately, so its reputation is its own.
Replies go to your office inbox, not to us.
Riverside Medical Centeralerts@riversidemedicalcenter.allcall.direct
Visiting hours change this weekend
Because of the parking garage repairs, visiting hours on Saturday and Sunday are 10 AM to 6 PM. Please use the east entrance on Maple Street. Reply to this email with any questions.
Trust
Built for the day it matters.
An alert system gets judged on its worst day. These are the parts we designed for that day.
01
Every organization separate
Each organization's people, messages and records are kept apart at the database level, not just in the app.
02
Nothing goes unrecorded
Every send, read, check-in and release is written to a log that can't be edited, ready for your after-action review.
03
Backups behind every channel
If a text provider slows down, messages move to the backup automatically. Voice calls reach landlines.
04
Works offline
Staff phones verify passes and badges with no signal at all. Check-ins send as soon as a connection returns.
05
Staff sign in with work accounts
Google or Microsoft sign-in, roles from your directory, and access removed the day someone leaves.
06
No app? Still reached
Guests, visitors and families get text, voice and email. The app adds more, but nobody is left out without it.
Talk to us
For K-12
See it with your codes.
Send us your current emergency procedures. We'll set up a demo with your roles, your buildings and your protocols, and run a drill with you live.
Running a school?
Closures, lockdowns, safe pickup and parent messaging, built around the Standard Response Protocol.
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