Crises Control vs RedFlag: Which is a better fit?

The Crises Control app is very easy to use, and helps fulfill the duty of care to the company/organisation and to colleagues and employees.

The business problem we need a fix to was how to communicate without our employees and clients during a business disruption event that took out our email and website.

What I loved most about the software was the response time as well as the ease of use.

M struggling to think of negatives about the project.

Overall the team managing our organisation has been very helpful and worked with us effectively to implement the tool for our organisation.

Shalin S

Chief Technology Officer

The last release wasnt working as well as the new release.

Implementing the system has been seamless and the support team are always there to help.

Overall software has been great for our organisation and no negative comments.

What further impressed me was when I discovered a bug; their swift response and quick resolution indicated a genuine commitment to user feedback.

In the beginning it is hard to navigate until you have used it multiple times.

The client is very happy and at ease that we have a reliable emergency notification system. It was simple to set up and user friendly when making frequent changes to group lists.

We have not yet had to use it for its native purpose - crisis communication.

I've had a great experience with the Redflag software and team. The application is very easy to use and is extremely helpful in times where we need to communicate to the masses.

Allie A

Associate Director, Vice President - HR Program Management Office

This may sound silly, but the only thing I dislike about RedFlag is the fact that I wasn't introduced to them sooner.

Redflag is easy to setup; has a good visual format and is user friendly. Updates are quick and easy.

The delay time between answering a phone call and the voice message starting. The fact that the email isn't able to incorporate our company logo.