XGen Connected Response gives faculty, staff, and campus security a silent way to call for help from any lecture hall, lab, residence hall, or open space, triggers a coordinated response across a building or the whole campus, and connects straight to 911 with the verified location. The same platform runs your everyday paging and campus communication.
Staff and security summon help without escalating the moment, from any corner of campus.
The emergency trigger takes several deliberate presses, which helps prevent false alarms.
Alerts and lockdown reach one building or the entire campus, tuned to your protocols.
Dispatch gets the registered building and area, not just a device's GPS guess.
Lecture halls, residence halls, labs, athletics, and wide-open grounds each carry their own risk. XGen Connected Response puts a silent call for help within reach everywhere, turns a silent activation into a coordinated response, and helps your team account for who is safe, across a campus that keeps growing.
A call for help within reach across the whole campus
Coverage indoors and across open spaces
Direct routing with your building's verified location
Start with one building and grow campus-wide
From a wearable staff button or a fixed button at a desk to building-wide or campus-wide alerts, with a direct line to 911 and the exact location.
When something happens, leadership needs answers fast: is everyone accounted for, and who is in the building. XGen Connected Response brings real-time roll call and visitor management into the same platform as the alert, so accountability starts on the first second and carries through the whole event.
Staff confirm they are safe from any device, so leadership sees who is accounted for and where attention is needed.
Log, screen, and badge visitors at building entrances, with sign in and out and instant background screening.
When an alert fires, staff get a prompt to confirm they are safe or request help, tied to the live incident map.
The alert rides on a full communications system that also runs the day: bell schedules, announcements, intercom, and entry. It is compatible with most existing systems, so you can start where you need to and upgrade over time.
A clear, practiced chain that turns a silent alert into a coordinated, campus-wide response.
A staff member presses a wearable or fixed button, or uses the app. The emergency trigger takes several deliberate presses so it is never set off by accident.
Building-wide or campus-wide audio and visual alerts fire, an automated page goes out, and 911 is reached with your verified location.
Beacons place the alert on a live responder map, and staff coordinate in real time over push, text, and group chat.
Roll call shows who is safe and who needs help, so leadership and responders always know the full picture.
Modular and scalable, so you can start with one building and grow across the campus, and eligible for many safety grants. We help you find the funding to make it happen.
Customizable to maximize communication and coverage across every building and open space.
Reliable, cost-effective communication that keeps the campus running day to day.
Trusted, robust hardware built to work on the worst day, not just the average one.
One-click alerting that reaches the campus and first responders in seconds.
The summary below is current to mid-2026 and provided for general information only, not legal advice.
The Alyssa's Law panic-alert statutes enacted across the country apply to K-12 public schools, not to higher education.
Colleges receiving federal aid must issue timely warnings and emergency notifications and maintain response procedures. This is a mass-notification duty, not a panic-button mandate.
Many universities adopt silent panic and lockdown systems voluntarily, to protect their communities and align with the direction of state school-safety law.
We'll walk through the panic buttons, building and campus-wide lockdown, and direct 911, then show real-time roll call and visitor management, mapped to your campus.
