AtlasNXT gives corporate security, resilience, and HR teams a single operational picture across every office, route, travelling employee, and high-risk deployment. Duty of care, travel risk management, mass communication, and audit ready incident management in one console.
Give security, resilience and HR teams a shared view of offices, routes and travelling employees. Capture incidents as they are reported, contact affected people and coordinate the response from one console.
Trigger alerts around executive residences, corporate offices and travelling employees.
Send SMS, push notifications, satellite messages, voice calls and email from one console. Contact all employees or target people in an affected area.
Capture the first report, assign actions and maintain a clear audit trail through to the executive briefing.
See global risk feeds, weather and travel disruption alongside offices and travelling employees.
Duty of care that stands up to scrutiny
Global corporations are held to a duty of care standard that few frameworks fully articulate. ISO 31030 sets the benchmark for travel risk. Executive expectations, regulatory audit, and internal review sit on top.
Yet many corporate security functions still juggle a global operating model with fragmented tools. Travel bookings in one system, HR data in another, incident logs on a shared drive, and executive movement in a separate tracking platform.
AtlasNXT consolidates that operating model into a single console. The security function, the resilience function, and HR see the same operational picture. Every travelling employee, every accredited executive, every office.
Multi-channel alerts reach the right people, and the audit trail writes itself for ISO 31030, your regulators, and your oversight committees.
View travelling employees alongside offices, routes and executive residences. See live or last known locations, assess nearby risks and use check-ins to confirm people's welfare.
Give regional teams, individual functions, and global command visibility that matches their responsibilities. Bring external alerts into the same incident workflow.
