A Unified, Intelligent Solution for All Government Needs

Accelerate threat detection, enhance daily communications, and provide seamless emergency response – from the case worker in the field to the governor’s office.

Unified messaging and 

mass alerts.

Enable secure communication across government departments, allowing staff to send messages, alerts, and emergency notifications to millions of constituents. From day-to-day updates to instant lockdown protocols during crises, ensuring seamless, real-time communication when it’s needed most.

AI-driven threat detection.

Quicklert’s AI-powered solutions use smart devices to detect potential threats and initiate emergency responses—whether it’s a fire, an intruder, or a natural disaster. This technology enables real-time lockdowns, notifications to relevant departments, and communication with first responders.

Smart devices in government buildings.

Quicklert Smart devices—such as mounted tablets, IP speakers and smart displays—are seamlessly integrated into government buildings. They function as digital clock or building directory for daily operations, while also being essential for emergency situations, ensuring that state and local governments remain prepared at all times.

Panic Buttons

Enhance safety and security across your government facilities with Quicklert panic buttons. Empower staff and field workers to quickly call for help during critical situations, ensuring rapid response times and improved safety outcomes.

Simple yet powerful applications.

Streamlining daily life and empowering emergency response with a single, unified platform.
EverydayUnexpected day

Everyday

Live Audio/Video Broadcast
Video Intercom
Digital Signage
Announcements
School Bells
Service Requests
Video Monitoring
Front Office/Nurse Call
Patient/User Entertainment
Air Quality
Clock/Timer
Access Control

Unexpected Day

Physical Security
Mass Notifications
AI Gun Detection
Environmental Sensors
911 Alerts
Code Alerts
Video Surveillance
Intelligent Egress/Ingress
Panic Alerts
Check on Me
Lockdown
Evacuation