Fairgrounds, amusement parks, trails, beaches and parks can cover hundreds of acres. Staff may not always be nearby when a guest, vendor or employee sees a problem. 33 ALERTS Smart QR Decals can be placed throughout the property, giving people a simple way to report safety, security, maintenance or service concerns from the location where they occur. Your team receives the report while the person is still on site and can respond to the right location.
33 ALERTS for Fairs, Parks and Outdoor Venues
33 ALERTS for Airports and Transportation Hubs
Security officers, cameras and venue employees cannot see everything happening in a crowded stadium or arena. 33 ALERTS Smart QR Decals can be placed on seatbacks and throughout the venue, giving fans a simple way to report disruptive behavior, facility problems, safety concerns or other issues. Because each decal is registered to a specific location, the response team knows where the report originated.
33 ALERTS for Stadiums, Arenas and Concert Venues
Staff panic buttons can provide authorized employees with a direct way to request assistance. 33 ALERTS adds another reporting layer by giving students, staff, visitors and volunteers a way to report what they see using their own smartphones. Smart QR Decals can be placed throughout the school so more people can report a concern and help the response team identify where it occurred.
33 ALERTS for PK-12 Schools
Campus safety apps can be useful, but they only work for people who have the app installed and can find it when they need it. 33 ALERTS gives students, faculty, staff and visitors another way to report a problem. They scan a Smart QR Decal with their smartphone camera, open the prepared text message and press SEND. No 33 ALERTS app or Wi-Fi connection is required.
33 ALERTS: An Alternative to App-Based Reporting
College and university campuses can cover hundreds of acres, with people moving between classrooms, residence halls, parking areas, athletic facilities, libraries, recreation areas and outdoor spaces. 33 ALERTS Smart QR Decals extend reporting coverage to locations where traditional fixed systems may not be available. Students, faculty, staff and visitors can report a problem using the smartphone they already carry.
Blue light phones provide an important fixed point for requesting help, but they are typically limited to specific locations and are often outdoors. 33 ALERTS Smart QR Decals can extend reporting coverage into classrooms, hallways, stairwells, residence halls, parking areas and other indoor and outdoor locations. Students, employees and visitors use the smartphone camera and text messaging they already know.
33 ALERTS for Colleges and Universities
Where 33 ALERTS Can Be Used
33 ALERTS Smart QR Decals can be installed throughout a wide range of public and private environments, including stadiums, arenas, colleges, schools, hospitals, airports, fairgrounds, parking areas and other high-traffic locations. Decals can be placed both indoors and outdoors, giving guests, students, employees and visitors more places to report a problem using the smartphone they already carry.
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How 33 ALERTS Works
33 ALERTS gives guests, students, employees and visitors a simple way to report safety, security, maintenance and service concerns using the smartphone they already carry. Scan a Smart QR Decal, open the prepared text message and press SEND.
Each 33 ALERTS Smart QR Decal is registered to a specific location. When someone sends an alert, your team receives the information needed to identify where the report originated and can follow up with the person who sent it. That helps security, operations or maintenance personnel respond to the right place while the guest, student, employee or visitor is still there.
Airports contain many locations where passengers, employees and visitors may need to report a problem quickly. 33 ALERTS Smart QR Decals can be placed in terminals, gate areas, baggage claim, parking facilities, restrooms, elevators, stairwells and other high-traffic locations. A user scans the decal, sends the prepared text message, and airport personnel receive a location-specific report that helps them respond to the correct area.
Guests are often the first people to notice a broken seat, spill, restroom problem, disruptive behavior or other concern. With 33 ALERTS, they can scan a nearby Smart QR Decal and send a text message from their smartphone. The venue receives the report along with the location assigned to that decal, helping the appropriate operations, maintenance or security team respond while the guest is still there.
