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.

This Ontario-based breakdown provider can send drivers a what3words FindMe link to locate them precisely.

This emergency centre in Vietnam is using what3words to identify where the emergency is needed so callers can communicate their exact locations.

The UK’s largest electricity transmission and distribution network has integrated what3words so that their team can quickly and easily identify incident locations across their network.

This US-based off-road community has integrated what3words into its system so volunteers can receive precise recovery locations for search and rescue.

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

Policing staff using this software can find what3words addresses given by callers.

This Mongolian National Radio and Broadcasting Network has an app, Radio App, that allows users to find their what3words in case of emergencies.

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.

This CAD system allows emergency services to view the what3words locations of incidents for efficient incident response.

This Australian app for volunteer first responders offers what3words as an emergency location reference.

BVG MEMS is an emergency medical service that enables its call handlers to direct responders with incredible accuracy.

This emergency software enables teams to locate callers using what3words.

This Mongolian largest telecommunication company has zero-rated the what3words FindMe site for its customers, allowing free data access for emergency services to locate callers.

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

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

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.

Motorola Solutions has integrated what3words into its Talkabout companion app, enabling users to share and track locations off-grid with what3words addresses.

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

Lone workers using this platform can now share a what3words location with others for safety.

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

Hexagon has added what3words to its HxGN OnCall Dispatch and I/CAD systems, enabling operators to communicate exact locations to responders quickly and accurately.

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.

This US-based emergency call handling software can dispatch responders to a what3words address given by a caller.

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.

By integrating what3words into its safety-critical communications platform, users can report the precise location of incidents efficiently.

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.