Give each branch its own responders
Route incident alerts through the people responsible for that branch. Add backups in order, with corporate contacts available after the branch list.
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Your team is on site. Reach them there.
When a fleet camera flags a collision or distracted driving, GuardDog texts your branch contacts and calls if they don't acknowledge. Your response plan goes where the work goes.
Keep your cameras. Add your response plan.
After the camera alert
Reach the person
responsible for the response.
GuardDog receives events from your camera provider, checks your alert rules, and starts with a text to your contact.
Choose which events interrupt the team
Set alert categories for the organization, then adjust branches and units. Leave lower-priority detections in Events for later review.
Review parked-vehicle call settings
Branches can control whether parked-vehicle events may place paid calls. Check this alongside your event categories for equipment that spends time stationary.
Keep a record for follow-up
Open the incident to see its status, communication attempts, and available footage. An acknowledged alert records a response; an unresolved incident still needs attention.
See the workflow before you connect
Your branches.
Your contacts.
Your call budget.
Watch short recordings of the real application, then follow the setup guide for your fleet.
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Put your response plan to work
Connect your cameras.
Set your response plan.
Connect your cameras. Choose your contacts. Let GuardDog start the follow-up.