Follow up on distraction alerts
Use the events your camera provider detects to trigger the alert workflow. The first contact gets a text and time to acknowledge before an eligible alert becomes a paid call.
GuardDog for transportation fleets
The route keeps moving. So should the response.
Your dashcams already flag risky driving. Give those alerts a path to a person, with incident texts, optional AI calls, and a contact chain for each branch.
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.
Give collision alerts a contact plan
Enable collision alerts and select the contacts who should respond. GuardDog works through branch contacts and then corporate, stopping when someone acknowledges.
Separate driver coaching from escalation
An assigned driver can receive a separate coaching call. That driver call does not replace your escalation contacts or their acknowledgment of the incident.
Start the review with unresolved incidents
Filter Events by status, branch, and unit. Review available video and communication history before deciding what action your team needs to take.
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.