Radio & dispatch

Dispatch in the browser

Sign in with a radio account, talk, listen in and intervene — right in the browser, no extra software. Group tree on the left, situation map in the middle, emergencies and calls on the right. With Securo PTT · Pro.

Talk and listen in

Pick one group as the talk group and listen to others; talk with the button, latching mode or the space bar. Next to the button you see who is talking and for how long.

Individual and group calls

Call a radio directly — full duplex like a phone, or announced first with “Ring”. A “Group call” reaches selected radios, or all of a group, that are online at the moment.

Group tree with live status

Every group with every radio, online and offline: who is talking, who is in the group, who is muted or suspended. Drag and drop radios into another group — right now or permanently.

Intervene on the radio

Revoke the floor, mute, pull into a group — even without prior access — or set GPS reporting to 10, 30 or 60 seconds. For one radio, a selection or all of them, always with a confirmation.

Search, shortcuts, own window

Find radios, groups and locations with / or Ctrl+K and jump between map, members and log with shortcuts. “Own window” moves dispatch onto a second screen.

Situation map with layers

Radios, open emergencies, locations with a target/actual traffic light (“Fully staffed”, “Below target”, “No-show”), “Guards live” on patrol and patrol alarms — layers switch on and off depending on your modules.

Live positions

Where each radio is right now — on the situation map, with the age of the position. “Follow” keeps the map on one device, so dispatch can send the nearest person.

Emergency with nearest radios

An emergency call arrives in dispatch immediately, with an alarm tone. The map lists the nearest radios by straight-line distance, online first — call any of them directly or pull them into the talk group.

SOS alarms

Every emergency trigger with time, sender, group, position and status. “Record handling” notes who is taking care of it; a red banner shows how many alarms are still open.

Record radio traffic

With “Record”, dispatch stores the talk group, monitored groups and its own transmissions — plus group changes, calls, emergencies and interventions as events. With Securo PTT · Pro.

AI transcript included

Every stored transmission is transcribed a few seconds later. Listen back, search by word, request missing transcripts or correct them by hand.

Radio traffic report as PDF

Transmissions, emergencies, interventions and your own entries such as “Police informed” in one timeline — as a PDF with key figures and, if you like, a clearly labelled AI summary.

Set your own retention

Choose how long recordings are kept, between 1 and 365 days (default 30); after that Securo deletes them along with the transcript. The AI transcript for new transmissions can be switched off.

Radio groups

Bundle devices into talk groups: whoever shares a group hears and speaks with the others. Create and rename groups and cap talk time at 30 to 180 seconds.

Manage members

Tick devices to add them to a group or untick to remove them, then save all changes in one go — master data and membership in one place.

Radio devices

Every device in your organisation with display name, IMEI, radio status, GPS status and group count — in the radio overview right next to the radio groups, searchable.

Device in detail

Display name, note and radio account active or suspended. If a device is lost or stolen, “Muted (remote kill)” cuts it off — it can then neither send nor receive.

Several radio networks

If your organisation runs more than one radio tenant, dispatch switches between them — devices, groups and recordings then always match the selected network.