Elerts

The ELERTS’ incident reporting system equips airports with the tools needed to address customer experience challenges efficiently. Addressing customer experience issues promptly ensures a more enjoyable journey and strengthens overall public perception of the airport.

The company offers the See Say platform.

The page says that a positive impression of a downtown can increase future visits, business, and reputation, while awareness of local activity can support a cleaner, safer, more enjoyable, and productive community.

What a great example of a watchful person on the street stopping a crime by taking a photo with his smartphone.

The page describes fixed-mount cameras as useful for reviewing crimes or events after they happen, and questions their value for detecting events as they occur.

The page reports that FEMA announced plans to launch a system for sending emergency alerts to mobile phones in selected geographic areas. It also says emergency notification systems failed during 9/11.

ELERTS experienced a 5.9 quake at its office in Massachusetts.

The page says mass notification systems can inform employees when organizational leaders know what to communicate. It cites Experian's report that 18–24-year-olds receive an average of 67 SMS messages daily.

ELERTS provides a communication platform for operations centers to receive and respond to incident reports. Its mobile technology supports crowdsourced reporting by smartphone users.

The page lists sales@elerts.com and 877.256.1971 as contact details.

The page says the company will be in touch soon.

For organizations managing large spaces and drawing crowds, real-time awareness of emerging issues is critical to ensuring public safety, efficient operations, and a positive customer experience

Effective and Last Updated: April 4, 2022