WIN-911

We would like for WIN-911 to have the ability to send SMS notifications via the Internet without purchasing an SMS modem.

I would like to have the Acked By column selectable in the Historical Log tab as it is in the Live Event tab of WIn-911 Control Center. This would enable us to analyse historical logs and identify the percentage of alarms acked via the Control Cen...

As a WIN-911 admin I would like to have control on users/user roles who can visualize the option to enable/disable notifications from the 3-dotted menu pane. This will help me avoid the risk that operators mistakenly click on the toggle and forget...

Voice starts the message before the contact answers and the message is missed if it isn’t answered right away. Win911 V7 used to wait for a response upon the being answered to start the message. The operators greatly would like this feature to be ...

With WIN-911 connected to System Platform, when the Acknowledge Button is pressed to an alarm notification detail in the WIN-911 App, a popup saying "acknowledging" appears for about 15 minutes, followed by a timeout error. This is despite the fac...

It would be helpful to be able to create an apply formats per notification policy or even by alert type. We want to make the alert formats very descriptive, but it is difficult to find a one size fits all approach when we have varied alert types. ...

I need to know that WIN-911 is not working. If I need an alarm annunciated, I need to be sure that WIN-911 is alive. Monitoring a heartbeat would let me know that it is still functioning and can be relied upon, especially after hours.

The OPC DA implementation used by Win911 attempts to pull in every single record field on a particular DA Server as opposed to going branch by branch. On large systems, it is unusable as it is trying to collects millions of record fields.

I would like to send alarm notifications to myself in Teams and acknowledge them back to my SCADA system.

Would like to be able to print out, or export to csv, the list of items and their alarms, tactics, strategies, contact list, etc.