New text, push and email notification capabilities allow users of the Envoy platform to send tailored messages to employees and visitors during emergencies.
Safeguarding people, property and data in workplaces is growing in complexity as companies are becoming more dispersed and siloed.
Envoy points to a recent survey finding that 41 per cent of security, workplace, facilities and IT managers report safeguarding workplaces has become more difficult in the last 12 months.
Additionally, it says large numbers cite increasing threats to the workplace, hybrid work and the rise of co-working and working in shared spaces as adding to security challenges.
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Should an emergency happen on-site, you want everyone in the office to be safe and secure, not just the people traditionally 'assigned' to the office.
Larry Gadea, Envoy CEO and founder, says: "Employees may be expected to be working in the office one day and working from home or flying to another office the next day, and in-office visitors often have their own shifting schedules.
Should an emergency happen on-site, you want everyone in the office to be safe and secure, not just the people traditionally 'assigned' to the office.
"Given how complex this environment has become to navigate, particularly when you need to act urgently, we're excited to make this easier through the redundantly collected insights available as part of our workplace platform.”
"We chose Envoy because it offers us unparalleled flexibility across all aspects of our business.
Unlike other workplace platforms, Envoy is specifically designed to meet the needs of the new normal companies are facing,” adds Alex Yeoman, security & real estate technology director at Match Group. “Its automated security workflows have streamlined our onsite management, ensuring that security policies are prioritized.
The best part is that Envoy is incredibly user-friendly, making it accessible for our entire team.”
