Lone-work sessions
Workers start a protected session with task context and check-in expectations, giving supervisors a clear view of who is currently working alone.
Lone-worker safety, built for accountable teams
LoneWatch helps organisations monitor lone-work sessions, detect signs of trouble and escalate verified safety events to the right responder—without drowning supervisors in noise.
ACTIVE LONE WORK
North Plant · Started 7:20 AM
RESPONDER ALERT
North Plant · Pump inspection
Designed around signal, not noise
LoneWatch is designed to separate routine awareness from urgent safety events, preserving high-salience channels for incidents that have not been dealt with.
Workers start a protected session with task context and check-in expectations, giving supervisors a clear view of who is currently working alone.
Explicit HELP requests and missed check-ins become auditable incidents with acknowledgement, responding and resolution states.
A conservative Core Motion model can identify possible falls, with a worker cancellation window before escalation to reduce false positives.
Fresh availability, site/zone membership and last-known location can help route incidents to the nearest qualified responder when the evidence supports it.
Responders can receive iPhone push alerts and detailed Teams Adaptive Cards, with acknowledgement-driven escalation designed to reduce notification noise.
LoneWatch reports explainable Healthy, Degraded, Unavailable or Unknown states instead of showing optimistic green status when evidence is missing.
How it works
Each step is designed to preserve context, acknowledgement state and routing evidence so incident handling can be reviewed later.
A worker starts a lone-work session with task context and location evidence.
Check-ins, motion, possible falls, connectivity and protection health are evaluated.
HELP, confirmed possible-fall escalation and no-response events become incidents.
Availability, site/zone and fresh location can support qualified responder selection.
Notification philosophy
Routine session activity stays low-noise.
Urgent events use app push and Teams.
No acknowledgement promotes the responder chain and safety channels.
SMS remains available as a future high-salience escalation channel.
Enterprise identity
Workers sign in with their existing Microsoft work account. LoneWatch uses tenant and object IDs as the durable identity boundary, while Entra manager data can assist—rather than silently control—safety routing.
Multi-tenant work/school sign-in, customer admin consent, manager suggestions and tenant-scoped organisation mapping.
Detailed Adaptive Card alerts can carry worker, task, alert mode, location context and responder information into enterprise Teams workflows.
Enterprise pilot
We are preparing LoneWatch for enterprise onboarding in Australia. Talk to us about your lone-worker workflows, responder model and Microsoft environment.
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