CAP
Custom emergency alerts
Send lockdown, fire, storm, evacuation, all-clear, and other locally defined alerts with severity, urgency, instructions, and expiry.
Common Alerting Protocol, focused
Reach the right people.
Reach the right people.
Keep boundaries intact.
Create local emergency alerts, ingest National Weather Service warnings, and deliver clear instructions to managed Windows and macOS devices—without messages crossing tenant boundaries.
Tenant isolatedCAP compatibleAudited delivery
Active alertsDelivery online
Emergency · immediate
Severe weather shelter
Move indoors and follow location-specific instructions.
North location186 enrolled devices
Operations center42 enrolled devices
228 devices acknowledged the current alert
Designed forGovernmentsDistrictsSchoolsUniversitiesBusinesses
One purpose-built platform
From authoritative source to visible action.
DMTG Alerts keeps emergency alert creation, source monitoring, location targeting, client delivery, acknowledgement, and administration in one accountable workflow.
NWS
Weather intelligence
Monitor authoritative National Weather Service alerts and route relevant warnings into each tenant’s controlled alert workflow.
LOC
Location-aware scope
Target one location, a selected group, or every licensed location inside one tenant. Alerts never broadcast across customers.
SSO
Central identity and tenant SSO
Use one DMTG account across assigned services while allowing each tenant to configure or require its own supported identity provider.
OPS
Accountable support
DMTG technicians enter tenant workspaces only through justified, time-limited sessions whose privileged actions remain auditable.
OUT
Provider forwarding
Route CAP 1.2 alerts to tenant-configured destinations by source, severity, action, and location—with signed webhooks, Rise Vision digital signage, and audited retries.
Boundaries before convenience
One platform. Explicit isolation.
Every request carries an organization context. Database policies, authorization, scoped credentials, and audited support sessions reinforce the same boundary.
- A tenant can span licensed locations, but never another tenant
- Role-based access for DMTG staff and tenant administrators
- Two-factor authentication, session controls, and append-only audit history
- Encrypted secrets, private alert assets, and signed device enrollment
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Tenant NorthHeadquarters + three licensed locations
Isolated02
Tenant CentralTwo licensed locations
Isolated03
Tenant SouthOne licensed location
IsolatedDelivery where work happens
Managed clients, built for the tenant.
Generate tenant-bound packages, enroll devices with short-lived credentials, and publish signed update metadata from the same release process.
Native Windows alerts
Build an installable tenant package with startup integration, visible emergency notifications, health reporting, and automatic update support.
Native macOS alerts
Build a tenant-bound application and DMG for development testing now, with signing and notarization groundwork for an official release.
Administrative operations
Manage alert sources, locations, recipients, devices, permissions, and delivery evidence from responsive tenant administration.
Contract-based growth
Plan around organizations and locations.
Each customer receives an isolated tenant. Contracts define the number of licensed locations or portals that tenant can configure, along with support and delivery terms.
Discuss licensingA clear implementation path
1
Define tenant and locationsConfirm domains, licensed scope, alert policies, and responsible administrators.
2
Connect identity and devicesConfigure local access or SSO, then generate tenant-bound Windows and macOS packages.
3
Exercise and operateTest delivery, acknowledgement, escalation, and all-clear procedures before production use.
Implementation resources
Clear guidance for every operator.
Use step-by-step documentation, versioned integration references, and direct support as you configure and operate DMTG Alerts.
Documentation
Administrator guides
Identity, alerts, locations, device enrollment, client packaging, security, and troubleshooting.
Browse documentation →Developer APIA scoped integration surface
Tenant-aware endpoints, CAP resources, expiring credentials, and operational health.
Review the API →Customer supportHelp with accountable access
Work with DMTG Technologies through justified, time-limited support sessions.
Email support →Make every alert specific, visible, and accountable.
Tell us about your organization, locations, identity requirements, and device fleet. We will help define a focused CAP rollout.