Mass Notification System - OnPage BlastIT

What’s a Mass Notification System?

Organizations use a mass notification system to reach recipients before, during and following an emergency. Systems distribute simultaneous, immediate alerts to SMS, email and/or phone call. Emergency alerts can be equipped with instructions, to ensure recipients act appropriately in times of crisis.

Mass notifications help recipients stay safe and prepared during an emergency. Emergencies include malicious activities, natural disasters, pandemics and more. The mass notification system perfects business continuity planning and crisis management.

Reach the Right People At the Right Time!

BlastIT, OnPage’s mass notification system, helps enhance emergency communication management plans. With BlastIT, organizations can immediately reach emergency responders and other relevant message recipients. The system is fast, efficient and reliable, and can be used for any critical event.

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• Self-registration form to allow users to maintain and edit their contact information
• Option to create or import members and add contact information including, name, country, state, city, street and zip code
• Ability to search for specific members to send the message to. Users can search for members by name, country, state, city, street and zip code
• Creation of system administrators and ability to grant security levels
• Ability to bulk delete members for enhanced user management 
• Addition of a search box in the “Members Column,” making it easier to select and send messages to users
• Import and export members or departments from a .CSV file

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OnPage BlastIT is hosted on AWS EC2, which is a “secure and resizable compute capacity” to support workloads. Per Amazon, EC2 has a service level agreement (SLA) commitment of 99.99 percent and is available for each region. Regions must consist of at least three accessible zones.