Emergency muster

Know who is on site, and who has confirmed they are safe

One button sends an alert to every worker clocked in at the site. Confirmations come back live on the supervisor's phone, and the list is built from the clock-in record, not a paper book.

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30 days free, no card needed. Emergency muster is on Essential and Complete.

The problem with a paper roll call

The worst day is the wrong time to find the book

A signing-in book is at the gate, the gate may be where the problem is, and the list was last updated when people arrived.

A list that is out of date

Paper shows who arrived, not who has left since, and has no way to tell who is now safe.

Subcontractors counted separately

Each company has its own sign-in and its own list. Nobody holds the whole site at once.

Nothing to tell people

Without a message to everyone on site, a roll call depends on shouting and word of mouth.

Raise it from the app

One button, then watch the numbers

Supervisors raise the alert from the supervisor app. It goes to everyone currently clocked in at that site.

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Built from the clock-in record

The roll call is the same data as the live on-site list, laid out for an evacuation.

One alert: a push notification and email to every worker clocked in at the site. Workers tap to say they are safe.
Live roll call: the supervisor sees how many have confirmed out of how many, and the names still outstanding.
Everyone clocked in: subcontractor workers on the site are included.
FILO board: for admins, a First In, Last Out view of the site, ordered by clock-in time.

Designed for a real emergency

Honest about what it does and does not do

Only on-site supervisors

A muster can be started only by a supervisor who is on that site, so it cannot be set off from home by accident.

One at a time

A site runs one muster at a time, so a second tap does not alert everyone twice. It is stood down when the incident is over.

Needs a connection

Reaching people right now cannot be queued for later like a clock-in, so the alert needs signal on both sides.

Read the list with care

The list is the last known state. Someone who clocked in with no signal shows once their phone reconnects, so a missing name is a reason to check.

Does not call anyone

AttendIQ does not call the emergency services. It helps you account for people while you follow your own emergency procedure.

Practise on a demo site

A real muster alerts real phones. Try it on a demo organisation, never on a live site.

How it works

Before, during and after

Workers clock in as normal

Every clock-in, kiosk sign-in and supervisor sign-in builds the on-site list.

Supervisor raises the muster

One button alerts everyone clocked in at the site by push and email, and workers tap to say they are safe.

Watch it come together

The supervisor sees the count and the names still outstanding, then stands the muster down.

Frequently asked questions

Which plan includes emergency muster?

Emergency muster is on the Essential and Complete plans. See the pricing page for what each plan includes.

Does AttendIQ call the emergency services?

No. The app never calls 999. It alerts the people clocked in at your site and shows you who has confirmed they are safe, so you can run your own emergency procedure.

Who can start a muster?

Only a supervisor who is on that site. Workers cannot start one.

Does it work with no signal?

The alert needs a connection on both sides, because it has to reach people straight away. Everyday clock-ins still work offline and sync later.

Are subcontractor workers and visitors counted?

Subcontractor workers clocked in at the site are alerted and counted. Visitors are not on the roll call, so the host accounts for their own visitor.

Can I test it?

Use a demo organisation with demo workers. A real muster sends an alert to real phones, so never try it on a live site.