Scatterling

Put lone‑worker protection on autopilot with workflows your team can actually use. With Scatterling, safety managers spin up coverage in minutes: add staff, group them by role or risk level, and set shift‑based check‑in rules. Choose how often people confirm they’re OK, define grace periods, and assign who gets notified if someone is overdue. Calibrate fall/no‑motion sensitivity for different jobs, pair optional Bluetooth SOS buttons, and mark high‑risk zones on the map. A live web dashboard shows who’s on duty, who’s late to check in, and where help might be needed next—all in one place, around the clock.

Frontline staff start a shift from the mobile app with one tap. The app runs quietly in the background, prompting for scheduled check‑ins and capturing location only when required by your policy. If someone can’t reach the phone, motion sensors step in: prolonged stillness or a detected fall can raise an alert automatically. In a tense moment, workers can trigger a discreet SOS from the app or a paired button in a pocket or on a lanyard. Scatterling shares precise coordinates and recent movement history so responders know where to go, even as the situation changes.

When an alert fires, Scatterling executes your escalation plan instantly. Designated responders receive real‑time notifications and see a clear incident card with last contact, status, and map context. Acknowledge, claim, and coordinate from the dashboard while the system keeps the worker’s location fresh. If the first line doesn’t respond, escalation continues until someone takes ownership. The platform is designed to work wherever your people operate—cities, remote sites, or cross‑border routes—using available mobile, satellite, or internet connectivity to keep signals flowing.

After the event, everything is documented automatically. Event logs tie together check‑ins, alerts, acknowledgments, and location traces into a single timeline you can export for audits, client reporting, or regulatory reviews. Managers can filter by team, site, or date to surface patterns: missed check‑in hotspots, long response times, or routes that need two‑person coverage. These insights help you sharpen procedures, reduce downtime, and cut costs without adding headcount. Roll out updates to rules centrally, run drills to validate them, and keep your remote workforce safer with less manual effort.