AtlasNXT Incident Management gives your team one place to command and control all incidents. From the first alert to the closing summary. Every action, on the record. In AtlasNXT the timeline writes itself while the incident runs. There is nothing left to reconstruct once it closes. Forrester Consulting found that this drives a 313% ROI and an 80% reduction in post-incident reporting time.
The first five minutes stop being the hardest. Everyone in the room is looking at the same picture. The audit trail writes itself. Your response is consistent, and every incident makes the next one easier.
Detection, tasks, decisions, resolution. A single case, timestamped and shared. When the next shift takes over, they pick up exactly where the last one left off. The audit trail is a by-product of running the response, not a task afterwards. Ready for regulators, insurers, or public inquiry, without a rebuild.
Because Incident Management sits inside AtlasNXT, the whole platform is at your command team's fingertips. Broadcast to affected populations over any channel including satellite. Task Overwatch on responding teams. Track people, sites and assets on the same map. All from the same thread.
“AtlasNXT is a game changer in critical event management.”
All the features you need to keep your incident under control
See staff and assets update in real time, giving operators instant visibility and enabling faster, better decision making during daily operations or critical events.
Mass Notification system sends alerts instantly across SMS, Push, Satellite, Voice and Email, ensuring that the right people get the right message at the right time, every time. Reach Detection tells you what proportion of your organisation is covered, further supporting you in quantifying risk.
Make your location data useful with live risk feeds, weather events, and security intelligence so operators have a clear, unified picture of what’s happening right now where your people are.
AI enabled so operators can automatically create dynamic geofences, triggering alerts the moment people leave or enter areas of risk.