Alertus Unified Mass Notification
6.0#16 in mass notification softwareAndroidiOSWebAPI
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NetSupport Notify
7.6#2 in mass notification software$2 one-timeAndroidiOSWebExtension
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| Fact | Alertus Unified Mass Notification | NetSupport Notify |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Alertus lists integrations with Microsoft Teams, Slack, and Google Chat, and supports integration with existing facility and notification systems. | Official integration points include Active Directory, a browser notification component, a supplied COM object and a teamSOS incident workflow. |
| Purpose | Alertus unifies facility, network, outdoor, and personal or mobile notification under one mass notification platform. | NetSupport Notify sends internal one-way alerts and notifications designed to grab users’ attention. |
| Support | Customers can contact technical support by phone or email and access the Alertus Customer Portal; Alertus also offers tailored training by video conference or in person. | NetSupport advertises human support Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm across global time zones, plus free online training. |
| Targeting | Users can target alerts by map location, preset groups, Active Directory or LDAP, subscribed mobile lists, buildings, or functional areas. | Recipients may be selected by users, devices, departments, Active Directory groups, IP ranges or all connected computers. |
Alertus Unified Mass Notification plans
- Alertus Unified Mass NotificationPriced on request
NetSupport Notify plans
- Free trialFree
- Basic$2, paid once
- Custom licencePriced on request
- Perpetual or subscription licencePriced on request
Pick Alertus Unified Mass Notification if…
Alertus may suit organizations in education, industry, healthcare, corporate, government, or military settings that need facility-wide or personal notifications. It is relevant to teams seeking multiple activation methods and recipient targeting options.
Pick NetSupport Notify if…
It suits organisations and schools that need centrally managed, one-way communications or emergency alerts. The trial offers a way to evaluate all features on up to 50 devices for 30 days.