Messaging
Every alert text sent for you, by month, group, alert type and severity, and whether it arrived.
The problem it solves
Alarm texts nobody counts.
Your systems text the on-call people day and night, from many sources.
Nobody sees how many go out, to whom, or whether they arrived.
1 · Counted The texts of the month, of the last 12 months, and how many arrived.
2 · Sorted The texts by alert type, with their usual severity and their trend.
3 · Listed Every text of the month: when, to whom, its type and its status.
4 · Read One text: who got it, its type, its segments and the words sent.
What it does
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The month at a glance
The texts of the month, the pace to its end, the last 12 months and the share delivered, with a chart against the same months a year before.
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By group, type and severity
The texts by recipient group, alert type and severity, the top recipients and the sending systems, each with its change over 12 months.
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By hour of the day
The alarms and the other texts by hour, in the mine’s local time, with the share of alarms sent at night.
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Every text
Each text of the month: when, to whom, its alert type, severity, status and segments. Open one to read what was sent and by which system.
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Month by month
Each month against the year before, with its segments and its delivery rate. Export a month’s report and its texts to Excel.
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Send a text
Text a number, your saved contacts or a whole group. The AI can turn your note into a short, clear text before you send it.
Who uses it
- Operations and maintenance managers who follow the alarms sent to their people.
- On-call people and control rooms who check that a text arrived.
- Administrators of the systems that send the texts.
See it on your own data.
Ask for a demo on our simulated mines, or tell us how you want to use it on yours.