Alarm receiving
Receive, identify and triage alarm signals against the correct site, customer and response instructions.
SiteTools ARC is being developed for alarm receiving, SOC triage, dispatch, video verification, guard operations and lone worker workflows.
These are product areas under development. Final availability and operating procedures will be confirmed before a live service is offered.
Receive, identify and triage alarm signals against the correct site, customer and response instructions.
Support operator decisions, escalation steps, responder assignment and an auditable event timeline.
Link video verification activity and operator observations to the incident record and retention controls.
Connect guard tasks, attendance, site instructions and handover records to operational oversight.
Coordinate check-ins, welfare events and escalation workflows with clear responsibility and evidence.
Review incident history, actions, timestamps and exports for customer and internal reporting.
A controlled process helps operators see what happened, who responded and what remains open.
SiteTools Management controls company subscriptions, plans, add-ons and allowances. ARC is designed to enforce those entitlements in its own dedicated instance. Companies using Engineers Hub as well may manage both products under one Management account; any shared operational data requires a separately approved integration.
Planned for isolated customer hosting and product-specific access.
ARC pricing and allowances will be published after product and operational acceptance.
SiteTools staff will verify installation, licence and first administrator setup.
No. ARC is a draft product and is not offered as a live alarm receiving or emergency response service.
No. Each product has a separate plan, licence and dedicated instance under SiteTools Management.
ARC plan prices and add-ons will be published after operational acceptance. Contact SiteTools to discuss your requirements.
Share your alarm, video, guard and lone worker requirements. We will discuss fit and availability without implying a live monitoring commitment.