HOW IT ALL COMES TOGETHER

Built as one system, not four products.

Panic buttons, wearables, building automation, and station alerting all run on the same alerting core — so every part of your response works together, automatically.
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THE IDEA

From Button Press to Coordinated Response

The Core Idea
Most alerting vendors sell you separate tools and call it integration. Bryx starts from the opposite direction: one alerting core that every device, button, and system plugs into. Press a button, and the same engine that dispatches a fire crew in under 200ms decides who gets notified, what turns on, and what gets logged — instantly, and without anyone stitching the pieces together manually.

Mobile & Wearable Panic Buttons
Bryx panic buttons work as physical devices, wearables, or a mobile app — programmed to notify a manager, supervisor, or security officer the moment they're triggered. That's the exact internal-escalation model laws like New York's Retail Worker Safety Act require, built in from the start rather than bolted on.

  • Fixed, wearable, or mobile — deployed on the hardware you already provide

  • Notifies the right internal contact immediately, with no manual routing

  • Location is tracked only at the moment of activation, never continuously

  • Every incident is automatically logged for compliance and review

Full Building Automation
For facilities that need a bigger response, the same trigger can activate lighting changes, screen takeovers, PA announcements, door lock states, and other connected building systems — all from the same alert, with no separate system to configure or maintain.

  • Trigger lighting, signage, and PA systems from a single alert

  • Coordinate facility-wide response without manual intervention

  • Scales from a single stockroom button to an entire campus

Why This Works: Our Public Safety DNA
Bryx's alerting core exists because fire station alerting demanded it — sub-200-millisecond response, zero tolerance for a missed notification, and systems that have to work exactly right during the worst five minutes of someone's day. That's the standard everything else on this platform is held to. When a panic button notifies a manager or a building automation trigger fires facility-wide, it's running on the same engineering discipline that keeps fire crews moving.That's not a marketing claim — it's provable. Bryx alerting systems are in active use across 2,000+ agencies and organizations, including U.S. military installations, with an average alert delivery time of 200ms.
HOW IT WORKS

Every Step, Working as One System

1

Integrate with your User Data

  • Synchronize users, permissions and login with your existing system

2

Assign Permissions

  • Specify which users can send messages by topic or by user population

3

Set Up Message Templates

  • Have content prepared for any situation, so message can be sent out in a few clicks

4

Panic Buttons

  • Initiate pre-built messages from physical panic buttons - mounted or wearable

5

Track Results

  • Watch delivery statistics in real time and see who did and didn't receive messages

6

Trigger Facility Alarms and Digital Signage

  • Activate lighting, screen take-overs, PA systems, etc. to alert students, staff, customers

7

Notify Managers & Security

  • Automatically alert the right manager, supervisor, or security officer the moment the button is pressed 

8

*Contact First Responders

  • *Optionally connect directly to 911 and dispatch centers to initiate incidents with location data included
WHY BRYX

A platform that grows with you

PSAP / 911 Integration

Share activations directly with local dispatch
centers, leveraging Bryx's footprint inside
emergency communications centers

Mass Notification System (MNS)

Coordinated alerts to employees and stakeholders via SMS, voice, email, and push; plus FEMA IPAWS/Wireless Emergency Alerts

Wireless Expansion

Zigbee bridge for commodity LED lighting (e.g., Philips Hue) and LoRa radio for wireless panic buttons; configured from the cloud

Access Control & Video

Door locking via relay outputs and future integration with access control and video systems for automated lockdown workflows

Distribution Centers

The same platform extends beyond stores to warehouses and distribution facilities under one operational view

Building Automation

Lighting scenes, alarm-panel signaling, and additional automated responses driven by alert workflows

SEE HOW THE PIECES CONNECT

Every button, wearable, and automated system on one platform — request a walkthrough of how it fits together for your organization.