Medical emergencies
A student who collapses or can’t catch their breath, noticed quickly so the nurse knows where to go.
How VOLT works
From “someone may need help” to “help is here.”
Four steps, a real person at the center, and the cameras you already have.
A person checks every alert
Works with your cameras
Verified 911 notification
1Noticed on camera
2Verified by a trained person
3Where help is needed
Student may need medical help
Hallway B · Floor 2 · Nurse on the wayThe four steps
One calm, clear response.
Every alert follows the same path, so your team knows what happens next.
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VOLT notices
VOLT looks for a defined set of moments that may need help on the cameras you connect.
Moments, not people
Falls, fights, crowds forming, after-hours access, theft and visible weapons. Never who someone is.
Works on your existing cameras
200+ camera brands via RTSP, with no new hardware on your walls.
A trained person is reviewingPerson may need help
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A trained person checks
Before anyone is alerted, a reviewer at VOLT’s Security Operations Center confirms what’s happening.
Human-verified alerts
Every alert is reviewed before it reaches your staff.
Fewer distractions
Your team responds to what matters, not every movement on a screen.
Verified by the VOLT review teamPerson may need help
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The right people know
Verified alerts reach the staff you choose, on their phones, following the escalation plan you set.
Your escalation plan
Choose who hears first, who hears next, and when.
Phone, SMS or email
Alerts reach staff wherever they are on campus.
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Everyone knows where to go
A live 3D map shows exactly where help is needed, so less time is spent searching.
Live 3D campus map
See the location floor by floor, and share it with responders.
Verified 911 notification
For verified serious emergencies, VOLT can notify 911 automatically if your school turns it on.
Live location updates
If a reviewer verifies a threat, VOLT follows its movement across cameras and updates the map for responders. It never identifies who anyone is.
ANurse’s office BHallway B, Floor 2Verified by the VOLT review teamStudent may need medical help
Hallway B · Floor 2 · Nurse on the way
What VOLT notices
Specific moments, clearly defined.
VOLT looks for a defined set of situations, so alerts stay meaningful and your community knows exactly what the system does.
Fights & conflicts
Scuffles noticed as they start, so staff can step in early and turn a hard moment into a teachable one.
After-hours access
Someone in a closed building or a restricted area, flagged so staff can check early.
Theft & vandalism
Damage or missing equipment flagged early, instead of discovered on Monday morning.
Crowds forming
Unusual gatherings at arrival, dismissal or events, so staff can check in calmly and early.
Weapon alerts, verified by people
If a weapon appears in view, a trained person confirms it and your team knows exactly where to go.
The alert, up close
Plain language, not alarms.
Every alert says what may be happening, exactly where, and that a trained person has already checked it.
Student may need medical help
Hallway B · Floor 2 · 8:42 AMWorks with what you have
Use the cameras you have. No rip and replace.
VOLT connects to the cameras and video systems you already run, and works alongside the CENTEGIX Safety Platform for coordinated response.
Cloud or on-premises
Choose the deployment that fits your network and IT policies.
Single sign-on
SAML single sign-on so staff use the accounts they already have.
Video archiving
Everyday footage is kept for a few hours by default. Keep incident footage longer, up to 10 years, if you choose.
Getting started
Live in weeks, not months.
Our team handles the setup with you, from camera check to your first verified alert.
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Check your cameras
Share your camera setup and we’ll confirm compatibility at no cost.
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Map your campus
We build your 3D campus map and set alert rules and escalation plans with your team.
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Go live
Start receiving verified alerts. Robinson ISD went from first conversations to a live system in less than two weeks.
Questions
Common questions, plain answers.
Do we need to buy new cameras?
Usually not. VOLT works with most IP cameras you already have, including 200+ brands that support RTSP, and integrates with video systems like Genetec.
Who reviews alerts?
Before anyone is alerted, a reviewer at VOLT’s Security Operations Center confirms what’s happening. Every alert is reviewed before it reaches your staff.
Meet the people behind every alertWhat does VOLT not do?
VOLT doesn’t use facial recognition or identify anyone by name or face. It looks for moments, not people, and your staff decide what happens next.
How VOLT protects privacyHow long does setup take?
Our team handles the setup with you, from camera check to your first verified alert. Robinson ISD went from first conversations to a live system in less than two weeks.
What happens after an alert is verified?
Verified alerts reach the staff you choose, on their phones, following the escalation plan you set. A live 3D map shows exactly where help is needed. For verified serious emergencies, VOLT can notify 911 automatically if your school turns it on.
See VOLT on your cameras.
A free compatibility check with your existing cameras, and a walkthrough of how alerts reach your team. Most schools are live in weeks, not months.
Works with your cameras · No facial recognition · A trained person checks every alert