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Alarm Management Platform

Pre-release

Turn operational noise into accountable action.

Alarm Management is developing AMP to turn alarms, events, and requests into prioritized work with clear ownership. Connect the signal to the person responsible, guide the response, and keep a record of what happened.

For security, industrial, and operations teams that need a clear path from incoming event to resolved work.

The AMP direction

Make the next action clear.

AMP is being designed around one operational flow: bring incoming work together, surface what matters, route it to the right person, and follow it through resolution. The aim is consistent accountability across teams, with priorities and workflows that fit each operation.

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Bring work together

Designed to bring alarms, events, and requests into one operational flow.

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Surface what matters

Designed to prioritize incoming work around the needs of each operation.

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Give it an owner

Designed to route work to the responsible person or team with clear ownership.

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Follow it through

Designed to guide the response through resolution and preserve a record of what happened.

Explore the approach

Two initiatives. One operational focus.

Alarm Management is developing two distinct product initiatives to help teams connect information, judgment, and action.

AMP · Pre-release

Alarm Management Platform

From incoming signal to owned work.

A platform designed to prioritize alarms and requests, coordinate the people handling them, and preserve the record of the response.

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Enterprise SI · In development

Enterprise SI

From operational knowledge to informed workflow decisions.

A knowledge and AI decision layer being developed around the automation tools your teams already use.

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Explore AMP by operation

Start with your team's work.

Explore the platform direction through the challenges your team handles every day.

Company update

Alarm Management has received Microsoft partner approval.

Start with the work that matters.

Bring the process your team needs to improve: the alarms competing for attention, the handoffs losing context, or the decisions holding up a workflow.

Discuss your workflow