Tech in EMS, Inc.

An inexpensive way to alert your responders to calls.

Do you use Slack? What about Discord or Telegram? Text messages? AIR can integrate with any of those to give your responders notice that a call came in.

AIR provides yes/no response functionality in Slack, so other responders and command staff know who's going on the call.

If you currently receive text message dispatches, we can use those. If you have an old scanner laying around, we can use that too. There are multiple ways to inject call notifications into the system to be distributed.

When a polling add-on to Slack was discountinued, we reverse-engineered it

All your users have to do is write /slack-poll, and a modal will pop up allowing the poll to be created. Users can also create a poll with one message:

/slack-poll [multiple] [anonymous] Poll Title
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3

Create polls that allow multiple answers or make anonymous polls quickly and easily. You can even lock a poll when you want to shut off voting.

It's open-source, so the software itself is free. If you already have server space, slack-poll is so lightweight that you should be able to run it without any significant overhead.

Now you can moderate when people use @channel in their Slack messages

With the "moderators" group, you can also select additional people—in addition to workspace admins and owners—to approve or reject messages without giving them full permissions over the workspace.

Easily change permission differences between admins and moderators, and add or remove moderated channels with ease.