For UK security companies
Radios for security operations
Security work is spread across client sites, patrol routes and people's homes. RevoNet gives you one radio network that covers the lot, so a guard at one site, a patrol on the road and a supervisor at home can all talk to each other, and your control room can see and hear everyone.
Sound familiar?
- A different set of radios at every site
- Patrols and supervisors who are out of range of any one site's radios
- A control room that has to ring round to find out where people are
- Client questions answered from memory instead of a record
With RevoNet
- One radio network across every site and patrol
- Groups for each site, your patrols and your supervisors, changed in minutes
- Every officer's latest position on a map
- Jobs with their own timeline, and a log of what has happened
The radio
A proper radio for your officers
RevoNet Handheld is the RevoNet push-to-talk handset, made for security officers. Ask for trial radios and try it on one of your contracts.
How security teams use it
Guarding, patrol, response and control
- Static guarding
- Give each site its own group so officers only hear their own site. Supervisors join the sites they cover, and your control room can reach every group.
- Mobile patrol
- A patrol group follows your officers between client sites. Your control room sees where each patrol was last seen, and can look back at where they have been.
- Alarm response and keyholding
- See who is available and where they are, then set up a job and send it to the right responder. The job keeps a timeline you can share with your client.
- Supervisors and control rooms
- Supervisors join the groups they look after with a single radio. Your control room talks to any group, messages officers and looks after your users and radios from a web browser.
Guide to choosing security radiosMobile patrolThe control roomHow RevoNet covers the UK
Example set-up
A 30-officer security company
Five client sites, 20 site officers, 6 patrol officers, 2 supervisors and 2 control-room operators. Here is how the groups could work.
| Group | Site officers20 | Mobile patrol6 | Supervisors2 | Control room2 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Site A | ||||
| Site B | ||||
| Site C | ||||
| Site D | ||||
| Site E | ||||
| Mobile patrol | ||||
| Supervisors |
Site A
- Site officersIn the group
- Mobile patrolJoins when covering
- SupervisorsIn the group
- Control roomCan reach all
Site B
- Site officersIn the group
- Mobile patrolJoins when covering
- SupervisorsIn the group
- Control roomCan reach all
Site C
- Site officersIn the group
- Mobile patrolJoins when covering
- SupervisorsIn the group
- Control roomCan reach all
Site D
- Site officersIn the group
- Mobile patrolJoins when covering
- SupervisorsIn the group
- Control roomCan reach all
Site E
- Site officersIn the group
- Mobile patrolJoins when covering
- SupervisorsIn the group
- Control roomCan reach all
Mobile patrol
- Mobile patrolIn the group
- SupervisorsIn the group
- Control roomCan reach all
Supervisors
- SupervisorsIn the group
- Control roomCan reach all
- In the group: hears and can talk
- Joins while covering that site
- Control can reach every group
Where RevoNet works best
Built for teams that are spread out
Some firms keep their existing radios at a single site and use RevoNet for everything else, and others move over completely. Read how RevoNet compares with traditional radio, or see replacing hired radios.
- Your officers work across several locations
- Your patrols travel between sites
- Supervisors look after more than one contract
- You want your control room to see where everyone is
- Contracts start and finish, and you want to avoid new equipment each time
Trial radios
Try RevoNet on one contract
A good way to begin is with one contract. We set up RevoNet for that team, you run it alongside your current radios if you like, and you see how it works on a real shift. When you are happy, you can roll it out to more sites at your own pace. Firms with specific procurement needs can ask about a dedicated Enterprise instance.
Pricing
Simple pricing
RevoNet Complete is £24.99 per radio, per month, covering the handset, RevoSIM connectivity and the RevoNet service. Prefer to own your hardware? That is available too.
Trust
Something you can put in front of your clients
- Secure connections
- Calls and data travel over encrypted connections.
- Every radio approved
- Your administrator approves each radio or phone before it can join, and can lock one out if it goes missing.
- Your information stays yours
- Each organisation's information is kept separate from everyone else's.
- Made and supported in the UK
- RevoNet is designed, developed and supported by a UK company.
Questions
Things security firms ask us
- How does it work across the UK?
- RevoNet uses established UK mobile network infrastructure to carry your team's voice, so people in different towns can talk to each other as easily as people on the same site. There is no radio system or repeater to install at your sites.
- Can RevoNet replace our existing radios?
- Yes, that is what it is designed for. Many organisations run RevoNet alongside their existing radios at first, and we will help you decide what suits each site or team.
- Can people at different sites talk to each other?
- Yes. A talkgroup can include anyone, wherever they are. A team member in London, a crew in Surrey and a supervisor at home can all be in the same talkgroup. Or you can give each site its own talkgroup and add supervisors to as many as they need.
- What does it cost?
- RevoNet Complete is £24.99 per Handheld radio per month, covering the handset, RevoSIM connectivity and the RevoNet service, with a 12-month minimum term. If you would rather own your hardware, RevoNet Handheld is £149.99 outright and the RevoNet Licence is £6.99 per active user or radio per month. RevoNet Mobile (for vehicles and fixed positions) has pricing still to be confirmed. Ask for a quote and we will put a price together for your team.
Related reading
- PTT for security companies
How security firms move away from hired radios without losing sight of what is happening on site.
- Managing groups across your sites
How to set up groups for your sites, your patrols and your supervisors.
- How dispatch software improves incident response
Why voice, a map and a job timeline in one place beat phone trees when something needs a fast response.
- Live GPS tracking for field teams
What supervisors actually want from a map, and how to introduce it to a team so it is welcomed.
Find out how RevoNet fits your security operation
Tell us about your sites and your team, and we will show you how it would work for you.