In the thread, or by switching to push-to-talk. This one is built for saying, not discussing.

Does a muted channel still hear it?

An ordinary call respects the mute. An emergency one does not — which is why it is worth keeping that for emergencies.

How many people can hear one?

As many as you have on. Team size is not the limit.

Dispatch Radio

Say it once, the whole shift hears it

One press and everyone on that channel hears you at the same time. For the shift change, the road closure, and the thing that cannot wait for typing.

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Built for field teams

Patrol and guarding

Facilities and property

Events and venues

What you get with Dispatch Radio

Say it once and the whole shift hears it. Target a site or a channel, override the quiet hours when it matters.

Everyone at once

One press reaches a channel or the whole company. No calling around the sites one at a time.

Pick who hears it

One site, the night shift, or the crew on the incident. The people it does not concern stay undisturbed.

Cuts through when urgent

An emergency call gets past muted channels, quiet hours and do-not-disturb. Save it for the ones that earn it.

Play it back later

Every call stays in the thread, so someone who had their hands full can hear it after.

Everyone at that site

Reach whoever is inside a boundary right now, without touching the other sites.

Who heard it

Who sent it, who it reached, who played it, with the times — the part an incident report needs.

Works great with

Walkie Talkie

Push-to-talk over cellular: no range limit, no license, no radios to buy, and nobody outside your team listening in.

Team Communication

Channels, direct messages and push-to-talk in the same app as the map, the jobs and the reports. No second app to check.

Dispatch

See who is closest to the call, send them in one click, and watch the response instead of phoning around.

From the Blog

Dispatch Radio resources

Guides and best practices for dispatch radio.

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Best Practices

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Standard operating procedures for parking control—violation documentation, warning and citation processes, towing authorization, and handling confrontational situations.

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Key Control Policy: Issuance, Tracking, and Recovery Procedures

A comprehensive key management policy covering master key systems, electronic access credentials, key logs, and procedures for lost or unreturned keys.

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Security

Security Escalation Matrix: Who to Call and When

A clear escalation framework that defines notification chains for different incident types and severity levels—from minor disturbances to critical emergencies.

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