what3words-enabled Products

Many emergency services around the UK are now using what3words as part of their operations In these areas, callers can now give a 3 word address over the phone when they call 999 and help will be sent straight to that precise location.

The AA accepts what3words from UK breakdown customers, helping its teams to quickly identify the precise location help is needed.

Australia’s national emergency app has integrated what3words to help callers easily share their exact location, so help can find them faster.

This app has integrated what3words to help the public notify local councils or other authorities of issues in their community.

Users of Safe Hub app can find the what3words address for their exact location and share it with responders in an emergency.

This app enables lone workers to share their exact location using a what3words address, for a faster response in emergencies.

If your control room uses Sopra Steria SMARTStorm or StormMA, you can get what3words integrated into your CAD. This allows you to search for a 3 word address, and link it to your internal gazetteer to return the nearest street address.

BroadNet has integrated what3worts into its international Push To Talk (PTT) communications so that the users can discover their current what3words address easily.

ANWB is the main traveller’s breakdown association in the Netherlands. To find people more easily in emergencies, ANWB uses what3words.

Morni is the largest logistics and roadside assistance network in the Middle East, available 24/7 inside and outside cities. Its customers can provide their what3words address during a breakdown to help Morni teams identify their location faster.

Safepoint is a modern software platform that allows employers to ensure the safety of their lone workers and easily stay compliant with safety regulations. A lone worker can now be located by their 3 word address in an emergency situation.

Hexagon has added what3words into its OnCall CAD system, enabling operators to communicate exact locations quickly and accurately.

Users can now mark the location of major incidents using a 3 word address within the JESIP app. This streamlines the process for different blue lights agencies to coordinate their response to major incidents.

The Saudi Red Crescent now accept 3 word addresses when responding to an emergency so they can accurately pinpoint people in need of assistance.

This event delivery software has integrated what3words into its event planning and incident logging tool. It allows users to log the precise location of an incident with its what3words address.

The leading roadside assistance organisation in South Africa is using what3words. For the AA to find them more easily, AA members can provide their 3 word address when calling for assistance.

Airbox produces Situational Awareness tools for desktop PCs and mobile platforms. It integrated what3words into its mapping tools used by emergency services, enabling first responders to find and share exact locations rapidly and reliably.

If your control room uses the MIS CAD system, you can get what3words integrated directly. This allows you to search for a 3 word address, and link it to your internal gazetteer to return the nearest street address.

Sun Ridge Systems offers CAD products for the fire and police department in the USA. It has integrated what3words into its RIMS CAD and RIMS Map, allowing responders to enter what3words address of each incident so that callers can be found easily.

TES Mates has integrated what3words into its safety logistics platform to help rail workers report incidents’ locations easily.

Peoplesafe, expert in lone worker safety services, has integrated what3words into its alarm response systems to help incident managers to pinpoint a user’s exact location and share it with emergency services using just three words.

Capita provides consulting, digital services and software businesses. It has integrated what3words into its ControlWorks solution to help emergency services respond efficiently to incidents when callers are unable to describe their exact location.

Emergency services, hospitals, and NGOs around the world use GoodSAM tools to help with emergency response. what3words is integrated into the Instant on Scene feature so that emergency services can instantly view an incident’s what3words address.

HEMSbase is a CAD system used by emergency services in the UK. It now enables control rooms to look up locations via a 3 word address.

LV Britannia accepts what3words from breakdown customers, enabling its call handlers to send help quickly to the exact location.

ELVIS, WPC’s market leading vehicle recovery system, is helping police forces and other organisations efficiently manage the vehicle recovery process. It has integrated what3words into its location management product to make it easier to report and find accurate vehicle locations.

First Due provides a platform for pre-incident planning, community engagement and incident response for firefighters. It has integrated what3words into its web and mobile apps to help people find the precise location of an incident quickly and easily.

This lone working solution app enables users to share their exact location with a what3words address by text entry or voice when they are late to check-in.

This South African app lets users call for emergency assistance with one click. It sends responders the exact 3 word address of each incident so that they can be found more easily.

Resilience Direct is a secure online mapping platform for first responders in the United Kingdom. It integrated what3words so that first responders find and share the precise location of an incident quickly.