Notifications

The ISE Notifications module is a powerful, robust, and fully integrated means of creating and maintaining a variety of user configured notification applications within ISE. Schedulers can automate alerts that scale from a team callout to a wide scale emergency broadcast and significantly reduce the time it takes to find leave replacements, using phone, pagers, and email delivery systems.

Comprehensive Functionality to Meet Your Needs

ISE Notification applications are available in two major groups: schedule-driven and callout alerts. Schedule-driven applications automatically link ISE work assignment data as part of the notification. These applications include locating and filling schedule openings, notification of assignment changes, and site safety checks. Callout alerts are generally for transmission of important messages such as emergency broadcasts but can also be used for less critical events such as cancellation of scheduled court appearances.

ScheduleSpeak™

ISE ScheduleSpeakTM is the ability to exchange schedule information with employees through natural speech. The exchange can be bidirectional allowing employees to verbally respond to available options and direct calls with their normal speaking voice, as well as receiving clearly enunciated messages and alerts. Since speaking is by nature hands-off, ScheduleSpeak can be much more than just a convenience factor in public safety environments.

Open Standards Mean More Choice

ISE notifications have significant capabilities that make them secure, easy to initiate, friendly to recipients, and exceptionally powerful. The technology is based on open and well-recognized standards such as SOAP web services, Voice XML, SSML, VOIP.

Great Benefits

In summary, the key benefits of ISE Notifications are the tight integration with the working schedule and the flexibility to match the bandwidth of your notification application to the capabilities of the service provider. Together they can dramatically increase operational effectiveness without incurring expensive standby costs.