Konexus Critical Communications
5.9#24 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 | Konexus Critical Communications | NetSupport Notify |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The critical communications page names open APIs and prebuilt integrations, including RSA Archer for business continuity and disaster recovery; Konexus also documents Microsoft Teams integration. | Official integration points include Active Directory, a browser notification component, a supplied COM object and a teamSOS incident workflow. |
| Intended users | The solution describes use by employee safety, security, risk, business continuity, and community alerting teams. | The product is presented for organisations and schools sending routine communications as well as critical and emergency alerts. |
| Purpose | Konexus brings emergency notification, incident management, employee safety, business continuity, and community alerting together in one platform. | NetSupport Notify sends internal one-way alerts and notifications designed to grab users’ attention. |
| Support | Konexus lists emergency support by phone at 888-307-2013, available 24/7/365 for current tenants. | NetSupport advertises human support Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm across global time zones, plus free online training. |
Konexus Critical Communications plans
- Konexus Critical CommunicationsPriced on request
NetSupport Notify plans
- Free trialFree
- Basic$2, paid once
- Custom licencePriced on request
- Perpetual or subscription licencePriced on request
Pick Konexus Critical Communications if…
It suits employee safety, security, risk, business continuity, and community alerting teams. Organizations needing multi-channel alerts and coordinated incident response can consider it.
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.