The US is using 35 year old
technology
to deliver 911 calls.
- We modernize the entire 911 experience, including addressing the 27 million calls that are misrouted annually. We are the missing link in securing the safety of millions of your US consumers and workforce.
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For tech companies securing their workforce or consumer base
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For safety solution providers wanting to modernize customer experience
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For human service agencies wanting to protect lone workers
Connect your existing technology to our API or white-label our app
- Connects to every 911 center in the country
- Automatically and proactively routes users to 911 so they don't have to dial
- Tracks user through GPS and sends real time info to 911 centers
- Reduced lag time due to precise call routing
Ten years from now, the world will not remember a time when automated safety technology wasn’t a part of their daily lives.
Avery Piantedosi, founder of LOIS
Cell phones have transformed every facet of daily life, but our safety infrastructure has not caught up.
Over half of the 911 centers in the US struggle to locate cell phone callers.
Our technology connects first responders to critical user geo-location and contact data.
Built alongside 911 centers
According to the Wall Street Journal, over half of the 911 centers in the US struggle to modernize their infrastructure.
- We have worked with state-level 911 centers to create a solution that seamlessly fits into existing infrastructure in every 911 center in the United States, Puerto Rico, and British Virgin Islands.
- That's how we bridge the gap between legacy 911 and modern cell phone technology.
Automating calls reduce lag time
- The legacy 911 system requires users to be conscious and able to call 911, and then calls have to go through human-operated call centers. All of this creates a lag time during precarious situations.
- We automatically connect calls directly to 911 without the user taking action, reducing lag time during critical situations.
Automating calls reduce lag time
According to the Wall Street Journal, 10,000 lives could be saved by reducing 911 response times by a minute.
- The legacy 911 system requires users to be conscious and able to call 911, and then calls have to go through human-operated call centers. All of this creates a lag time during precarious situations.
- We automatically connect calls directly to 911 without the user taking action, reducing lag time during critical situations.
Calls from home and car alarms, wearables, are routed differently
Any 911 call coming from home/car alarm systems or wearables are currently deprioritized by 911 centers, because they are routed through call centers.
Any 911 call coming from home/car alarm systems or wearables are currently deprioritized by 911 centers, because they are routed through call centers.
The LOIS app is like a 24/7
bodyguard in your pocket.
schedule appointments in potentially hazardous situations beforehand
- Get alerts while you're on site
- Stay protected where ever you are