
REDUCING DOWNTIME: MULTICALL AS A BACKUP COMMUNICATION CHANNEL FOR IT TEAMS
The problem is, when critical technology goes down, the communication channels IT teams depend on, such as VoIP, chat, or cloud-based services, often go with it.
Emergencies are moments when every second counts: whether responding to a fire, workplace accident, natural disaster, or security breach, it is critical to activate, connect, and coordinate with key stakeholders instantly.
MultiCall’s phone number masking, instant group calling, and internet-independent calling technology provide the solution to help set up a phone line that does just that: a dedicated, always-on Emergency Response Line to which all parties can be added, activated, and connected in seconds. Here is a step-by-step guide to creating a fully-functional Emergency Response Line on MultiCall, as well as its key features and benefits.
Conventional emergency hotlines are a single phone number that forwards calls to a security operations center, public safety office, or control room. These are effective, but they have some key disadvantages that can be limiting in the workplace or even your local community.
MultiCall’s calling feature is specifically designed for group voice calling without the internet. By activating MultiCall instantly, organizations are able to speedily connect with all necessary personnel with just one number.
Here is how it works:
Step 1: Instant Multi-Member Activation: With MultiCall, you don’t need to dial each member one by one in the order in which they will respond: you simply dial the one MultiCall number, and with a tap, add all relevant contacts into a live call, instantaneously.
Step 2: Create Dedicated Groups: MultiCall allows pre-defining dedicated groups (codes such as “Fire Response”, “Medical Emergency”, “Disaster Relief”) that can be instantly activated at the push of a button. This removes the burden of trying to decide whom to call at a crucial time.
Step 3: Phone Network Independent: Since MultiCall works by using conventional mobile or landline phone networks, it is available in all low internet zones. This makes MultiCall especially suited for emergency response in disaster-prone zones where the internet may be disrupted.
Step 4: Audit Trails: Logs and dashboards provide a full record of call timelines, participants, and actions taken. Admins can playback calls for reference, and review logs and activity after the fact for compliance and safety audits.
Step 5: Mask Phone Numbers: MultiCall’s number masking feature allows administrators to mask member phone numbers while still adding any volunteers, contractors, or external service providers for seamless and immediate coordination.
The right response requires fast activation, connectivity, and coordination with all concerned. MultiCall makes this possible: providing a true emergency response line that is activated instantly, connects all relevant members, and allows two-way discussion for coordinated response. Use cases span offices, healthcare institutions, educational institutions, community volunteering, NGOs, and non-profits. MultiCall is more than just a phone line. It is a lifeline so call us today to know more.

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