GetHomeSafe

GetHomeSafe is the ultimate Welfare Monitoring and Journey Management solution designed specifically to protect lone and remote workers. Whether your team is working off-site, traveling, or operating in remote environments, GetHomeSafe keeps supervisors informed of what you are doing, where you are going, and when you expect to check in safely. If you fail to check in on time or activate an emergency alert, GetHomeSafe automatically notifies your supervisors—acting as your fail-safe alerting system that calls for help when you cannot. Activity details, including your real-time location and alert status, are relayed to supervisors instantly, allowing them to assess the situation and respond rapidly. Key Capabilities: - Journey Management Planning (JMP): Pre-plan activities and request approval from supervisors before you leave. Managers can review, approve, or decline plans to proactively manage risk on the move. - Fail-Safe Alerting: Alerts are sent automatically from our servers if you lose coverage or your phone battery dies before you check in. - Seamless Hardware Integration: Mix and match tracking options. GetHomeSafe integrates with remote working solutions including satellite devices, digital radios, vehicle tracking systems, and dedicated panic buttons to create a global welfare monitoring ecosystem. App Features: - Live location sharing and adjustable GPS frequency - Scheduled check-ins and no-motion detection - Overdue, panic, and silent duress alerting - SMS, email, and phone call alert notifications - Barcode scanning and calendar integration - Single Sign-On (SSO) and Active Directory support - Third-party monitoring and linked app capabilities Protect your workforce with a reliable, customizable, and globally accessible safety solution. For more information, visit: www.gethomesafe.com (Note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can decrease battery life.)

* Fixed a crash that could occur when receiving a malformed error response. * Improved reliability of critical alerts (like PANIC and SILENT_ALERT) when operating on satellite links.