Windows desktop software that agencies install and operate to administer false alarm ordinances. It maintains alarm sites, permits, emergency contacts and alarm companies, imports CAD dispatch records, calculates and invoices false alarm and permit fees, and includes revenue accounting. Deny-response status and fee waivers are supported. There is no online self-service component; the vendor explicitly positions in-house administration against outsourcing.
Alarm permit, registration and false alarm billing software that is part of 365Labs' public safety platform (CAD, RMS, jail). Agencies license it to approve permits, match CAD calls to permits via a CAD bridge, and auto-generate invoices and notices. Alarm users and alarm companies can register online, and responders can view permit status and site hazards. The vendor website blocks automated access, so most details come from an agency purchase order.
CitySupport Alarm Program SystemsAlarm ordinance management offered either as a fully administered program or as licensed software. APS issues and renews permits, invoices false alarm fines, and processes payments on a Salesforce-hosted web platform fed by any 911 CAD system. The public site supports online registration, payments, appeals and an online Alarm School. Ordinance-drafting assistance is also offered.
CryWolf CentralSquareFalse alarm management sold as an outsourced program run by CentralSquare or as an agency-licensed SaaS subscription. It handles permit registration and renewal with CAD data transfer, separate police and fire rules and fee structures, billing, collections, and PCI-compliant online payments and bank lockbox. A public program website supports registration and account access, and CryWolf sites host online alarm schools. CryWolf was developed by Public Safety Corporation (AOT), acquired by Superion in 2018, and is now part of CentralSquare.
Connecting the worlds most innovative cities to the latests smart technology solutions.
Find out More