A safety service configured around your operation.

Deploy on personal or managed smartphones, decide who responds and give teams policies that match their work, without issuing another piece of hardware.
Discuss your deployment

Choose who receives the alarm.

Choose which responder organisation receives each team’s incidents.

01

Your own response team

Route incidents to an in-house security, operations or clinical response team with group-specific escalation.

02

A monitored response

Address each alarm to the responder organisation responsible for acting, with the same incident and audio workflow.

03

A hybrid model

Keep the primary response in-house and overflow unanswered incidents through timed escalation without changing the worker app.

From identity to board assurance.

Ordin gives IT, information governance and service leads the controls needed to operate the system without developer access.

  • Microsoft work account sign-in with distinct worker, responder and administrator groups
  • CSV provisioning and staff-group policy management
  • Configurable wellbeing check, tracking, routing, escalation and retention rules
  • VPRS reporting plus versioned privacy and DPIA evidence from live configuration
  • Supported phone features and permission status across iOS and Android

Privacy and resilience are part of the safety model.

Location and audio privacy

Location is shared during active or overdue check-ins and genuine SOS alerts, including without a check-in. Microphone access is limited to active incidents according to your organisation’s settings.

When a phone is offline

Once Ordin has received a protection session, its wellbeing check deadlines continue even if the phone goes offline. The phone saves alerts for retry and can use a backup text message where supported.

A record of each response

Review who handled an incident, attempts to send alerts and the settings in force at the time.

Accessible safety actions

Plain labels, non-colour status, keyboard access, scalable text and assistive-technology support are treated as release requirements.