Ensure employee safety in emergency situations by delivering specific location data when an E911 call is made.
Connections to PSAPs in the U.S. and Canada
Ways to power emergency calling
Emergency Call Center support
When an employee initiates an E911 call, DLR matches the caller’s details with their designated location using specific network components such as subnets, WiFi access points, and Ethernet switches/ports. This allows DLR to accurately direct both the call and location data to the appropriate public safety answering point (PSAP).
Utilize BRCK’s network to reach all PSAPs across the U.S. and Canada.
Easily add or update employee address information through our portal, APIs, or bulk uploads.
Conduct 933 testing to verify dispatchable locations accurately, without using live 911 lines or PSAP agents.
Stay up-to-date with evolving 911 requirements with our dedicated compliance and 911 support team, committed to your success.
Craft customized compliance plans with partners such as 911 Inform, 911 Secure, and 9Line.
Enhance emergency response effectiveness within your organization by providing first responders with detailed employee location data across your entire enterprise or campus.
Talk To Our Experts Now!When it comes to 911 calls from multi-line telephone systems (MLTS), it’s imperative to include a "dispatchable location," as defined by the FCC. This entails providing the Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) with the caller’s validated street address along with additional details such as suite or apartment numbers, crucial for accurately pinpointing the caller’s location.
onsider the RAY BAUM’s Act as a GPS for emergency responders. It provides them with the exact coordinates they need to locate individuals in an office complex, akin to how GPS guides you directly to your destination instead of just pointing you in the general direction.
Provisioning dispatchable locations for fixed VoIP phones is easy. Now with BRCK’s E911 dynamic location routing, you can ensure compliance with the requirements of RAY BAUM’s Act for nomadic VoIP users and those utilizing softphones.
Implement E911 location routing to equip first responders with essential information for navigating your campuses and buildings effectively.
Enable public safety to swiftly respond to emergency calls throughout your healthcare facilities.
Improve public safety response by converting device-based latitude/longitude coordinates to a civic address.
Transition all users to Microsoft Teams seamlessly with fully supported dynamic location routing.
Satisfy nomadic user demands with a thorough grasp of both technology and regulations. Leading brands entrust BRCK with their emergency services needs because of our:
Reach out to us to determine if E911 dynamic location routing suits your needs.
Talk to an expertEverything you need to know about E911
E911 services are compulsory for two-way consumer voice services such as Multi-Line Telephone Systems (MLTS) and all interconnected VoIP service providers. This mandate from the FCC is aimed at safeguarding the well-being of VoIP users and employees utilizing communication platforms.
Additionally, it’s crucial to stay informed about evolving regulations such as Kari’s Law or the Ray Baum’s Act, as they play a vital role in maintaining employee safety.
Under Kari’s Law, your system must automatically alert personnel like security/front desk any time a 911 call occurs on your network.