Allows emergency messages to be broadcast
to all citizens on various devices in a geographic area
When an emergency arises, there is no time to open the phone
books and try to figure out how to call everyone in a certain
area. RegionCast gives users the ability to visually select
an area on a map and send an emergency notification to households
in that area with the click of a button. Alternatively, the
message may be broadcast to all emergency personnel in a given
area. The software can be integrated with on-site hardware
to make the telephone calls. An outside service, which requires
no in-house hardware, is also available with annual subscription
plans based on the annual number of calls reserved.
RegionCast ENS Benefits
Advanced Mapping
Built on the QuickPoint platform and utilizes all of the
advanced features of QuickPoint. The product is map-based
and provides users with layers of usable information that
is limited only to your imagination.
Sophisticated Notification
Notify all types of devices including, but not limited to,
landline, cell phones, and TTY/TDD. Multiple language support
for delivering messages that are translated automatically
through text-to-speech technology.
Flexible Callout Options
Monthly callout options begin at 10,000 calls per year up
to over one million. Callout plans can be reduced or
expanded, as needed.
Additional Benefits
NENA Compliant
Technical compliance with all aspects of NENA Minimum Standards
for Emergency Telephone Notification Systems (NENA 56-003
June12, 2004) found here: NENAopsETNSStandardFINAL060404.pdf
Secure and Resilient
Password protected interface protects unwanted notifications.
Redundant and off-premise Telephone Notification Systems
(TNS) handle the call load for your peace-of-mind.
PSAP Integrated
Can be integrated directly with QuickPoint product at each
call-taker position or configured as a stand-alone product
at redundant locations. No hardware or additional phone
lines are required.
“RegionCast ENS allowed our PSAP to easily implement
an accurate, map-based emergency notification to our community.
The callout plan flexibility and quick installation made the
solution practical to Sheridan County”
Joey Williams
Communication Supervisor
City of Sheridan Police Department
