Explore Our Comprehensive Public Alerting Features
Regroup's public alerting solutions are designed to keep communities informed and prepared for emergencies. Our features ensure critical information is delivered quickly and accurately to the right people at the right time.
IPAWS Integration
Utilize the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS) to broadcast emergency alerts via multiple channels, including mobile phones and public media.
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NOAA Alerting
Disseminate real-time, location-based warnings from the National Weather Service and NOAA to alert your end users across multiple channels.
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Community Reach
Community Reach is an add-on that provides access to verified residential data, helping you extend your reach and engage your community more effectively.
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Mass Notification Buyer's Guide
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Puerto Rico Seismic Network
A mass notification platform like Regroup is key to minimizing the damage from catastrophic events such as tsunamis. Unlike big earthquakes—impossible to predict—we can analyze tsunami-prone areas and alert people right after an earthquake before the tsunami occurs. It provides valuable time for people to get to safety and for emergency personnel to prepare for their response.
Angel Feliciano
Director - Puerto Rico Seismic Network
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Regroup assist with public alerting and safety, and what is its main function? +
Regroup Public Alerting & Safety helps organizations keep communities informed and prepared during critical events. It enables public safety officials, government agencies, municipalities, and other organizations to deliver accurate emergency warnings, public safety announcements, and time-sensitive messages quickly through multiple communication channels.
How does Regroup support emergency alert standards like IPAWS and CAP, including mobile delivery? +
Regroup integrates with national standards like the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPAWS) and Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) to standardise and distribute emergency messages across platforms. Through IPAWS integration and CAP compliance, authorized safety officials can quickly broadcast consistent alerts directly to mobile phones and other public communication networks.
What types of hazards and weather events can Regroup alert on? +
Regroup integrates with NOAA and the National Weather Service to deliver automated, location-based severe weather alerts. It also supports warnings for hazards such as earthquakes, tsunamis, and other natural or man-made emergencies, providing critical lead time for residents and safety personnel to take action.
How does Regroup manage community data and resident participation? +
Regroup manages resident details such as contact information, addresses, and language preferences. Organizations can leverage the Community Reach add-on for verified residential data and encourage resident sign-ups via online forms, mobile app registration, and outreach campaigns to expand coverage.
What communication channels and accessibility features are available? +
Regroup supports automatic message translation so recipients can receive alerts in their preferred language, reducing barriers in multilingual communities. It also integrates with social media and other external communication channels to ensure emergency broadcasts reach the widest possible audience.
What types of organizations can use Regroup for public alerting? +
Regroup public alerting can support government agencies, municipalities, public safety organizations, emergency management teams, utilities, and other organizations responsible for communicating with communities during emergencies.
How does Regroup support versatile communication needs? +
Regroup offers location-based targeting to send relevant alerts specifically to people in impacted areas. Beyond critical warnings, the platform supports routine community updates using the same centralized interface.
What are the key benefits and use cases for organizations using Regroup? +
Regroup centralizes public alerting and accelerates communication across all emergency stages—before, during, and after critical events. By combining location-based warnings, IPAWS/NOAA integrations, multilingual support, and multi-channel dissemination, organizations can better prepare communities, reach larger populations quickly, and streamline safety operations.