When staff members press a panic button, the last thing they should feel is uncertainty. Unfortunately, that’s the experience many organizations face today. Too often, users aren’t sure whether their alert actually went through, leading to repeated button presses, elevated panic levels, and sometimes even false alarms.
With Rescue, visual confirmation is built in, and here’s how:
Color Confirmation After Success
Unlike other systems that flash a color the moment a button is pressed (whether the signal went through or not), Rescue waits until the signal is successfully received and confirmed. Only then does the card light up with the appropriate color. That means staff can trust what they’re seeing and know their alert worked.
Clear, Customizable Light Feedback
A green light confirms a successful test. Yellow indicates a lower-level emergency. Red signals a Level 2, serious emergency. These color settings are fully customizable, allowing organizations to match the visual cues to their internal protocols.
With traditional systems, staff might press the button three or four times just to feel confident it worked. But multiple presses can sometimes escalate an alert unintentionally. Rescue’s design eliminates that confusion, so your team can act quickly and calmly, with confidence that the system is working exactly as intended.
This feature is just one example of how Rescue prioritizes reliability, clarity, and user trust in every emergency, large or small.
