Carbyne is a global leader in cloud-native, mission-critical emergency communications
center solutions, providing over 250M data points annually in a unified platform to
emergency response centers. Our technologies facilitate secure communication
between centers, callers, and connected devices without requiring a consumer app
download.
Acknowledging the need for emergency communication to keep pace with modern technology, we ensure that the same conveniences we enjoy daily are accessible during crises. Through continuous innovation, our cloud-native platform guarantees dynamic urgent communications, facilitating swift responses to emergencies.
Through the power of our unified platform, we empower call centers to collect and distribute the right information precisely when it's needed most. This capability is particularly crucial for call centers reliant on live, ever-changing information. Moreover, we provide invaluable support to direct emergency response teams and enterprises that depend on real-time data and collaboration for critical decision-making.
Having studied the needs of emergency call takers, our primary goal is to furnish them with a platform that is not only reliable and fast but also intuitive, requiring minimal
clicks to operate. We actively address pain points such as short staffing, security vulnerabilities, outdated software, deteriorating citizen safety, and limited situational awareness, all while ensuring accurate caller location data.
Our expansive ecosystem of applications encompasses a diverse range of tools essential for effective emergency response, all housed within a single, comprehensive platform. Our portfolio of products and solutions include:
At Carbyne, our overarching mission is to redefine emergency collaboration by bridging the gap between people, enterprises, and governments. Through our unified cloud-native solution, we empower emergency communication centers to manage crises with unparalleled efficiency, accuracy, and confidence, ultimately saving lives and safeguarding communities.
last updated: March 2024