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Texas legislation mandated schools to implement wearable panic alerts, and Springtown ISD became the first district to implement Raptor Badge Alert.
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RAPTOR BADGE ALERT
Wearable Panic Button for Instant Alerting
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Confidence in a Crisis
Simple Activation and Reliable Campus-Wide Coverage When Every Second Counts
Raptor Badge Alert gives every staff member a wearable panic button. One press sends an alert from anywhere on campus, inside or out.
Badges, location beacons, and gateways run on Raptor’s own long-range wireless network, so alerts go through even when Wi-Fi or cell service is down. Every alert shows the floor where it started.
Instant, Wearable Alerting
Floor-Level Location Awareness
Campus-Wide Coverage
Part of Your Emergency Management Platform
Instant, Wearable Alerting
Staff can activate an immediate emergency response with a simple button press.
Floor-Level Location Awareness
Each alert includes dynamic, floor-level location details, giving administrators and first responders immediate clarity on exactly where help is required.
Campus-Wide Coverage
Badges run on Raptor’s own long-range (LoRa) network, separate from Wi-Fi and cellular, so alerts go through in dead zones, outdoors, and across campus. Raptor monitors the network 24/7.
Part of Your Emergency Management Platform
Raptor Badge Alert connects instantly with Raptor’s Emergency Management platform, initiating alerts, launching accountability, and starting reunification workflows the moment an incident occurs.
RAPTOR BADGE ALERT in Action
Trusted in Real Emergencies
Staff press their badge to quietly call for help, even under stress. Every alert sends their floor-level location and incident details to administrators and first responders.
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Raptor Badge Alert
Floor-Level Location Awareness
Every badge alert shows the floor where it started, so administrators and first responders know where to go and can narrow their search.
Simple, Discreet Activation
Staff press the badge three or seven times to initiate a silent alert, confirmed by light or vibration instead of sound. With an extended battery life, the badge stays ready without daily maintenance.
Customizable Alert Types and Responses
Set up badge alerts to match your safety protocols, from a Team Assist call for a medical issue to a campus-wide lockdown, so each alert goes to the right people.
Integrated, Layered Notification Across Campus
Badge alerts activate multi-channel communication at once, including push notifications, text messages, strobes, desktop alerts, PA announcements, and other connected safety systems through Raptor Connect.
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Direct 911 Connectivity
Badge alerts can go straight to 911 through RapidSOS, sharing the school's address, the staff member's name, and incident details. Active-assailant alerts get priority routing.
One Platform, Not Another System
Badge alerts flow into Raptor Emergency Management, so alerts, drills, reporting, and compliance tracking live in one system instead of two.
Fully Managed and Always Monitored
Raptor owns and maintains the full Badge Alert network. Every badge, beacon, and gateway are monitored around the clock to catch low batteries or network problems before an emergency.
Know Where Visitors Are
Visitor badges issued at sign-in show where guests are on a building map, updated every 30–60 seconds. Visitors can also press their badge to call for help. Requires Raptor VisitorSafe.
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Raptor Badge Alert and the expanded Emergency Management portfolio enable a cost-effective, multi-layered approach to faster, more reliable school emergency response.
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Wearable Panic Button FAQs
The Raptor Badge Alert System is a dedicated, campus-wide emergency communications network that enables every staff member to initiate a rapid alert from a wearable device.
Key benefits include:
- Instant activation: Initiates alerts with one button, anywhere on campus.
- Reliable communication: Operates over a long-range LoRa network, with no cellular connection required.
- Multi-channel alerts: Sends notifications via text, phone, email, desktop alerts, and push notifications.
- Campus-wide awareness: Supports visual and auditory alerts through screen takeovers, strobes, intercoms, and signage.
- Seamless integration: Works with the Raptor Alert mobile app and desktop systems.
- Direct 911 communication: Sends critical information instantly to 911 dispatch.
- The wearable panic device enables immediate activation of situation-specific alerts from anywhere on campus.
- Notifications are instantly sent to 911 and designated staff through text, phone, email, desktop alerts, and push notifications, helping schools communicate quickly during emergencies.
Yes. Raptor Badge Alert leverages a Long Range LoRaWAN network that is configured and optimized for badge alerting to help ensure full campus coverage, without relying on a cellular connection.
- The wearable device is pre-configured for localized incidents, such as a fight or medical emergency, and campus-wide emergencies, such as a lockdown.
- Schools can customize the configuration to fit their specific needs.
- Situation-specific notifications are sent via text, phone, email, desktop notifications, and push notifications.
- Push notifications can show and play audio even if the phone is in silent or do not disturb mode to help inform staff that an incident is taking place.
Yes. The wearable device seamlessly integrates with the Raptor Alert mobile app and desktop platform, enabling users to communicate and share critical information during an emergency. This helps ensure a comprehensive and accessible emergency response system.
- Raptor Badge Alert is designed to be discreet, enabling staff to activate alerts without drawing attention.
- This allows for quick responses in situations where maintaining a low profile is essential.
Yes. When an alert is activated, critical information is automatically sent to 911 so dispatch can send law enforcement and other first responders immediately.