Customer Testimonials

I have been implementing technology projects for over 40 years. This is, by far, the most amazing implementation I have experienced. The attention to detail was beyond my expectations. I would put CENTEGIX in an outstanding group of companies with the likes of Disney and Apple. Outstanding service and attention to every detail. Awesome job team.

The system has a very sophisticated mapping feature that allows responders to see exactly which room or hallway the emergency is coming from and from whom. In the event of a real active shooter, we could share this information with outside police agencies who may be coming to aid us.

The safety of our students, educators, and school communities will always come first. I’m proud that Fontana Unified is becoming the first school district in San Bernardino County to implement this technology districtwide. This investment ensures our schools have the tools they need to respond quickly and effectively when every second matters, and it reflects our commitment to strengthening public safety across our communities.

When you have a solution like CENTEGIX and you have the different methods of notification—the computer takeover, the strobes, the intercom message—your response is so much quicker…You don't have any of that apprehension about what's going on.

We call it a force multiplier: putting this technology in the hands of more than 25,000 employees gives me 25,000 sets of eyes to help keep the campus safe.

To empower people who are under your care with a simple tool where they can press a button to get help during a panic situation makes you feel that we truly are a family and that they are truly cared for when they come to work every day.

At J. Frank White Academy, our families entrust us with what matters most, their children. This safety technology helps us continue to provide a campus where students feel protected, cared for, and free to focus on learning. Safety and excellence go hand in hand here.

Always remember that we have two priorities here. One is to ensure that the safety and security of all students and staff remains our number one priority. We have several actions that have been implemented in our system that show our commitment to safety and security. And second is about providing quality educational experiences to every single one of our learners.

Our District is adding a layer of safety with the CENTEGIX CrisisAlert wearable badge for Alyssa's Law, gaining the on-site notifications—strobes, computer screen takeovers, intercom announcements—that initiate our emergency protocols and direct everyone on campus to follow their safety training.

We landed on CENTEGIX because the platform not only has the functionality but the reliability to fill some of our (safety) gaps. Cellular devices aren’t the most reliable. Our phone system is networked, so it depends on Wi-Fi. Not all staff members have radios. We knew we had to have a communication platform and CENTEGIX checked all the boxes.

CrisisAlert is the solution we’ve been looking for. Knowing that in healthcare, if there’s a problem, you just hit that badge…This is an outstanding solution to a long-standing problem.

In Burkburnett, there is almost no cell service. Phones show no signal at almost all campuses. While working, I tried to send a text that said, “It has to be 115 in here,” but it never went through. So even if I had been able to move my fingers and get my phone out of my pocket, there’s no guarantee it would have been able to dial out.

The immediate response is something I love…it’s not even a second after I hit my button,” Stiebel says about the responsiveness of CrisisAlert. “It’s that comfort and reassurance that my team is here for me and will help protect me and the clinic.

Seconds can save lives. This gives us the ability to focus directly on where the threat or need is and respond as quickly as possible.

In the past we struggled with moving the ball forward as quickly as the public has demanded with regards to security and safety of students and staff. This is going to represent a significant move forward.

We needed that piece that would [allow us to] respond immediately. And we felt this platform, with everything else that it does, was the best option for us.

There were multiple staff members who pressed a button and there was an immediate response. And that quickness of response is something that made me feel much safer. And I'm glad to have this device now…We just received [CrisisAlert] last week, and we had a major incident on campus within a week—that shows just how important this response mechanism [is].

What we’ve really seen is the value in medical distress situations. A teacher can stay with a student, press the badge and get help to that classroom quickly.