Escalation, By the Category
Every operation defines escalation differently: how fast, to whom, in what order. We don't impose a generic script on top of that. What we bring is dispatchers trained to recognize the category of what's happening, routine or critical, and execute your specific chain of command for it, precisely, every time.
Routine Alerts: Missed Checkpoints & Inactive Guards
Detection, a direct welfare check, escalation to your Field Supervisor if the guard doesn't respond, and a full documented incident log routed to whoever you've designated. The sequence is trained into every dispatcher. The exact response windows and contacts are yours, mapped during onboarding, not assumed by us.
Critical Emergencies: Threat, Fire, Facility Blackout
A different category entirely, and treated that way: immediate acknowledgment, direct contact with the guard to execute your site-specific protocols, and escalation to your named Post Site and Operations points of contact, following your approved emergency matrix, not a generic one.
Your Protocol, Mapped Before Day One
This isn't guesswork on our end. Phase 1 of the pilot, Tech Integration & Protocol Mapping, is specifically where we document your exact escalation chain, response thresholds, and points of contact, then run an internal escalation drill against your rules before a single live shift starts.