Use case
Help reaches people who work alone
Drivers, technicians and road crews often can't call for help. Convivo Connect sends an SOS or lone-worker alarm with their location and escalates it until someone responds.
Every quote is prepared for your fleet. Most fleets rent and maintain everything under one contract.
The problem
People who work alone, such as drivers, technicians, meter readers and road crews, often can't call for help when something goes wrong, and nobody notices for hours.
How it works
- 1The worker carries a device or uses one built into the vehicle.
- 2An SOS button sends an alarm with their location.
- 3A lone-worker alarm can also raise the alert automatically.
- 4An alert is raised when a lone worker stops moving.
- 5Alarms escalate until someone at the office responds, and every alarm is logged.
What you get
- SOS and lone-worker alarms with location.
- Escalating alerts until someone responds.
- A record of every alarm.
- The same platform as your vehicles, so the nearest colleague can be sent.
Who it's for
- Utilities
- Road maintenance and winter service crews
- Field service teams
- Security staff
- Drivers who work alone
Frequently asked questions
How does a worker raise an alarm?
With the SOS button. A lone-worker alarm can also raise the alert automatically.
What if nobody answers?
Alarms escalate until someone responds, and every alarm is logged.
Is there an alert if a worker stops moving?
Yes. An alert is raised when a lone worker stops moving.
Does it work with our vehicles?
Yes. Lone-worker alarms run on the same platform as your fleet.
See Convivo Connect on your own vehicles and assets
Book a demo and we'll walk through the workflows that matter to you, or tell us about your fleet and we'll prepare a quote.