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Alertus Unified Mass Notification

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Plans published11
Spec score · Mass Notification Software7.9 (#7)7.3 (#23)
Founded20021995
HeadquartersBaltimore, Maryland, United StatesSaint-Laurent, Quebec, Canada
IntegrationsAlertus lists integrations with Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Google Chat, and supports integration with existing facility and notification systems.The site describes integrations including Google Maps, UKG, social platforms, Alexa, and CAD systems; its July 2026 update names CentralSquare Enterprise CAD.
PurposeAlertus unifies facility, network, outdoor, and personal or mobile notification under one mass notification platform.Hyper-Reach provides mass notification and emergency alert services to public safety agencies, government, and businesses.
SupportCustomers can contact technical support by phone or email and access the Alertus Customer Portal; Alertus also offers tailored training by video conference or in person.The company advertises personalized customer support and marketing assistance for customers.

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Alertus Unified Mass Notification

Alertus Unified Mass Notification brings facility, network, outdoor, and personal or mobile alerts into one platform. Organizations can reach endpoints such as IP speakers, Alert Beacons, strobes, desktops, VoIP phones, digital signage, and mobile apps, alongside text and email integrations. Alerts can be targeted by map location, preset groups, directory membership, subscribed mobile lists, buildings, or functional areas. Activation options include panic buttons, desktop activators, VoIP phones, and mobile applications. The system provides alert histories, recipient acknowledgements, device status, membership reports, daily system health digests, and event dashboards. Alertus lists integrations with Microsoft Teams, Slack, Google Chat, and existing facility and notification systems. It provides SOAP and REST APIs and supports inbound CAP and FEMA IPAWS alerts. Deployment can be on-premise or cloud-hosted. Alertus says it does not provide its own text or email service; those distributions use third-party providers or a customer's SMTP server. Pricing is on request. The product serves education, industrial, corporate, healthcare, government, and military sectors.

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