Agree who receives the alert
Choose trusted contacts and obtain their agreement. Clarify whether they receive a call, message or app notification and what they should do next.
- Keep numbers current.
- Agree a backup if the first person is unavailable.
An alarm is useful only when the technical setup and the people receiving it are ready. The exact route depends on the selected device and agreement.
Choose trusted contacts and obtain their agreement. Clarify whether they receive a call, message or app notification and what they should do next.
Check the model’s network requirements and test where it will actually be used. Mobile coverage, indoor reception and roaming arrangements can differ.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions, verify recipients and conduct an agreed test. Confirm that the wearer understands activation and any cancellation procedure.
Agree charging, routine checks and who reviews contact details. An alert does not guarantee that a person or emergency service will respond.
Activation → transmission according to device → agreed contacts → action according to plan. This does not promise an automatic emergency-service response.
Where the device will be used, by whom and who can respond.
Review the model, documented functions and terms.
Clarify where the alarm goes and what each person does.
Test according to the instructions and plan charging and checks.