Ideas

It would make sense if there was a button in the schedule module that allowed you to view multiple, or all, defined schedules in a holistic view. Additionally it would help if you could also see the utilizers (contacts) on the Outlook-style calend...

I'd like to use Subscription (InTouch) for thousands of alarms and import only a few (less than 100) tags to use for reports.

Currently the Win911 InTouch runtime is required to be started as a regular application. Preference would be run as a service

Currently I have 31 data entry forms used by various users, which is getting to be a long list to scroll through to find the right form to do your operator rounds. Being able to organize them into categories, such as is down with the reports, woul...

Is the only way to view or edit workflows to put them into a Notification Policy? The system I am working on has 12 operators. Each operator may have different ways to reach them: mobile/texting/cell phone/landline. My intent is to create a sub-wo...

We have projects that end user would like to have a dashboard in several different screens including statistics about how many alarms happen in one day/one month and which alarms happen how many times in one day. And if possible to have a inhibit ...

When an operator acknowledges an alarm via text their is no easy way to only notify that one person that their response was accepted without notifying the entire call out list. An imediete response of the new status would be greatlly benneficial i...

We have many reports for which we save the data summary worksheet as an HTML report. We use the XLRweb portal to view these HTML reports. However, there are occasions when we would like to download the Excel report from XLRweb. The web tool has a ...

I have multiple sites and multiple customers registered in my WIN911 Mobile app, it would be useful if the notification to renew support included some information about which account specifically needs to be renewed. I also think their may be an i...

I want the operators to be able to hear the alarm description and acknowledge the alarms, nothing else.