ECMonitor and ECSafety Support Public Safety Networks and Teams
Continuous network visibility and workforce safety - built for compliance and readiness
Public Safety Readiness Requires Continuous Network and Workforce Visibility
Annual inspections do not provide continuous visibility into network condition, and safety records are often separated from the field work they govern. Alarms, supervisory signals, device status, inspection records, photos, corrective actions, and compliance documents may live in separate systems. This makes it harder to identify degradation, coordinate response, demonstrate compliance, and protect field teams.
ECMonitor maintains visibility into network health between inspections
Active monitoring of ERCES, BDAs, public-safety DAS, LMR, power, backhaul, and supporting devices
Alarm ingestion, correlation, prioritization, automated ticketing, and mobile notifications
Health scores and degradation trends across customers, sites, systems, and devices
Secure remote access to OEM interfaces and authorized controls that can reduce unnecessary site visits
Automated compliance reports with documents, floor plans, topology, inspection history, and device context
Monitoring of active and passive infrastructure to provide a more complete view of system readiness
ECSafety Standardizes Safety Workflows for Field and Facility Teams
ECSafety supports inspections, job safety analysis, hazard observations, incidents, PPE checks, lone-worker workflows, corrective actions, and compliance reporting. Aura AI analyzes safety data for patterns and leading indicators so teams can address risk earlier and maintain consistent records across projects and sites.
ECSite Supports Testing, Validation, and Compliance Documentation During Deployment
ECSite supports grid-based coverage testing, uplink and downlink measurements, E911 documentation, photos, assets, forms, and AHJ-ready closeout packages. Validation rules confirm that required tests and evidence are complete before commissioning, recertification, or handoff.
