Serious alerts, not a constant feed
Routine notices, lower-level warnings and duplicate updates are filtered where possible so higher-priority events stand out.
Global Emergency Alerts
Give travelling staff an extra layer of awareness without asking them to monitor news feeds, weather apps and multiple emergency websites all day.
Global Emergency Alerts monitors selected recognised sources, filters routine noise and sends browser/device push notifications for selected serious events in supported coverage areas.
You may not need a large enterprise travel-risk platform. You may simply want travelling employees to have another reliable route to selected serious warnings when they are away from home.
Routine notices, lower-level warnings and duplicate updates are filtered where possible so higher-priority events stand out.
Travellers can use selected country or wider-Europe coverage instead of relying on one familiar national warning system.
Browser and device push notifications are used where supported. Each device still needs correct setup, permission and connectivity.
Business travel use is currently based on the same supported coverage choices available to subscribers. We will not promise destinations that the customer service cannot yet select.
Project managers, surveyors, technical staff and contractors moving between sites or countries.
Small teams attending client meetings, exhibitions, conferences or short overseas assignments.
Employees working away from their usual office who may be unfamiliar with local warning systems.
Companies that want a straightforward alerting layer without buying a complex global travel platform.
Let us know the approximate number of travellers and the supported destinations you use most.
Travellers enable browser/device notifications on compatible devices and keep permissions switched on.
The service looks for selected serious events rather than forwarding every advisory or routine update.
The alert provides awareness; the employee then checks the issuing authority and follows official local instructions.
The service is more credible when the boundary is explicit.
Global Emergency Alerts is an alerting service, not a live workforce-location system or traveller-tracking dashboard.
It does not provide security extraction, medical assistance, travel booking management or a complete corporate duty-of-care programme.
Government alerts, local authorities, emergency services and destination-specific instructions remain primary.
Internet access, browser support, device settings, notification permissions, source availability and third-party push services can affect delivery.
Tell us roughly how many people travel and where. We can confirm whether the present coverage fits before you spend anything.
This is a business enquiry, not an emergency contact channel.
No. It is a supplementary serious-alert service. It does not include employee tracking, medical assistance, evacuation services or full corporate travel-risk management.
Individual subscriptions include up to 2 personal devices. If you need coverage for several employees, use the business enquiry form so we can understand the requirement before recommending a setup.
No native app is required where browser push is supported. Each device must be set up separately and notification permission must remain enabled.
No. Travellers should keep official mobile alerts and destination warning channels enabled and follow local authorities, emergency services and current travel advice.