AtlasNXT connects head office, regional teams, and site managers through one operational platform. Report incidents, send targeted instructions, and confirm staff welfare across shops, restaurants, and hotels.
A busy site needs practical instructions when an incident interrupts trading or guest services. Share the report with head office, contact the relevant managers, and assign response tasks. The Mobile Operator App lets authorised managers coordinate from wherever they are working.
Set geofences around sites and areas of concern. Use location context to identify people who may need an alert.
Send instructions to a site, a regional team, or the wider estate across supported channels. Check ReachScore™ to find gaps in staff contact coverage.
Capture an incident as it is reported. Assign actions and keep site updates, communications, and decisions in one record.
Assess weather, security risks, and travel disruption near shops, restaurants, and hotels.
Site managers need to protect staff, customers, and guests while keeping head office informed. A fire alarm, nearby disturbance, or severe weather event can demand decisions within minutes. Separate phone calls and messaging groups make it harder to establish which sites are affected and what each team has done.
AtlasNXT gives head office, regional teams, and site managers a shared incident record. Capture the first report, assign tasks, and send instructions to the relevant staff. As updates arrive, the people coordinating the response can see where further action is needed.
Use check-ins to confirm staff welfare, and ReachScore™ to review contact coverage before an emergency. Urgent alerts can override Do Not Disturb and silent settings on supported devices. Site teams can use the information they receive to carry out their procedures, and to communicate with customers/guests.
For UK premises preparing for Martyn’s Law, AtlasNXT can support staff communication, incident coordination, and record keeping. It sits alongside the procedures, training, and protective measures appropriate to each site.
View incidents and nearby risks across the estate. Contact affected managers, review staff responses, and keep regional teams informed as the situation changes.
Give each manager visibility of their responsibilities and provide regional or central teams with the wider picture.
