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About CrisisGo
Schools, workplaces and local agencies tend to hold their safety plans, alert tools and incident records in separate places, which slows everyone down when something happens. CrisisGo pulls those pieces into one place as a safety communication and incident management platform, so a school office, a company security desk or a city agency works from the same plan and the same alerts. The company's current site frames the idea as shared responsibility: organizations prepare together, respond together, recover together and keep improving afterward.
Alerts and communication
Notifications reach the relevant people ahead of an event, while it unfolds and in the aftermath, from any device. A push-to-talk integration with a rugged mobile handset pairs a simple emergency SOS button with two-way communication, working as a panic button for drivers and first responders. Staff check-in features and reunification tools are also part of the offering, along with visitor management.
Planning and readiness
Emergency plans, assessments, inspections and drill records sit in one place, so teams can be prepared for everyday operations and critical incidents. The company has run a blog on school safety, discussing a view that systems, policies and people are three pillars which must work together, and the importance of a safety culture.
Coordinating a response
When an event is under way, incident command, live messaging and where-is-everyone information give responders a common operating picture. Behavioral and mental health safety is a distinct strand, with tools to identify risks, communicate about them and engage with people early. Employee protection is described as covering both physical safety and mental health.
Connected communities
A newer emphasis is connecting schools, first responders, agencies, healthcare providers, businesses, local government and partner organizations. They share information through governed relationships, and CrisisGo says each organization keeps control of its own data. Customers named in its materials are mainly in education, and it works with a youth safety foundation on school safety programs.
TrustList summary
CrisisGo is a safety communication and incident management platform. It helps organisations get ready for security threats, deal with them as they happen and learn from them afterwards.
What CrisisGo does
- Emergency alerts: messages sent to the right people before, during and after an incident.
- Planning and drills: emergency plans, assessments, inspections and drill records in one place.
- Response coordination: incident command, real-time communication and location information for responders.
- Reunification and recovery: accountability, family communication and after-action review.
- Visitor management and check-in: tools covering day-to-day safety routines.
- Behavioural safety: a platform for spotting and handling mental health risks.
Clients
Schools and school districts, businesses, first responders, healthcare providers, local government and other community partners, which can connect with each other while keeping control of their own information.
Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.
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Categories & features
- Installed - Windows
- Online
- Business Hours
- Documentation
- Webinars
- Live Online
- In Person
- iPhone / iPad
- Web-Based, Cloud, SaaS
- Android
- Installed - Mac
- Two-Way Communication
- Mass Notifications
- Templates
- Geo Targeting
- Scenario Planning
- Contact Management
Rankings
CrisisGo is ranked on 4 TrustList rankings: #2 on 4.
Every ranking orders its listings by their reviews, how complete the profile is and the Trust Score. CrisisGo has no reviews yet and 3 of the 10 profile details we look for. Where no listing on a page has been reviewed, the order follows the profiles alone.
Emergency notification software · 4 rankings
On 3 of these it sits behind CallingTree, ahead of Alertus Mass Notification.
- #2of 7Mass notifications
It is one of 4 here listing contact management and geo targeting.
Of the 7 here, 6 also cover two-way communication and 5 also cover android.
- #2of 7Templates
It is one of 4 here listing scenario planning and one of 5 here listing android.
Of the 7 here, 4 also cover contact management and 4 also cover scenario planning.
- #2of 6Two way communication
It is one of 3 here listing geo targeting and one of 4 here listing android.
Its profile: “A push-to-talk integration with a rugged mobile handset pairs a simple emergency SOS button with two-way communication, working as a panic button for drivers and first responders.”
Of the 6 here, 3 also cover geo targeting.
- #2of 6Web based cloud saas
It is one of 5 here listing two-way communication.
Behind CallingTree, ahead of Incident Management System.
As of 2026-11-04. Organic ranks only; sponsored placements are never ranks. How TrustList ranks
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