A Simplified Safe and Secure Experience: Introducing Commend's Elevator Solution
The number of elevators in commercial and residential buildings has continued to increase, but the communication solutions available for them continue to disappoint… until now. Commend's Elevator solution is here to serve as a unified platform for all of your elevator needs. A smart, elegant solution that meets ASME 17.1 code standards and improves functionality.
No matter the situation, Commend's Elevator solution provides a simplified experience for all parties. Available as a standalone feature or as part of the Commend Unified Communication System, the platform enables stakeholders to quickly distinguish between the accidental push of an elevator's call button and a real-world emergency.
From the moment an event occurs, occupants will be prompted with questions on the touchscreen. No matter the emergency, the occupants will be notified of the next steps. Sleek graphics and simple text make it a seamless, intuitive experience. There's also a prompt specifically for those needing special accommodations for hearing or audio to ensure everyone has access to the interface.
The two-way communication ability allows a more efficient outcome by confirming the type of help needed before dispatching a response team. It also gives occupants peace of mind that help is on the way in a time of distress. Also, no sweat if the call button is bumped by mistake. There's a prompt for that too!
Commend's offering is unique to this market. The question-and-answer at the click of a button functionality does not require an operator to type in questions manually. The system automatically prompts questions to the occupant and awaits their answer. The display's appearance in emergency mode can be customized. Advertising mode can be enabled for downtime, where the device displays images and videos of your choosing.
Imagine one device that does it all; audio, video, and digital signage. That's what Commend is all about, a unified platform with a better outcome for all.
