Retail
When a customer turns threatening, an associate needs help without making it worse. PushPulse gives store teams a silent response button, gives loss prevention a fast way to warn every store, and keeps the record.
A silent response button lets a retail employee request immediate help from a security officer, manager, or supervisor without alerting the person in front of them. PushPulse runs on employer-provided devices, Bluetooth buttons, and the computer at the service desk.
An associate presses a Bluetooth panic button at the register, uses an employer-provided phone, or presses a keyboard shortcut in PushPulse Desktop. The silent alert tells security, a manager, or a supervisor who needs help and where.


Loss prevention sends an alert with a photo to the stores it concerns, chosen by location. The standing version goes in the Document Library, where each store team can open it.

PushPulse Console shows active alerts on the map and keeps a searchable history of incidents by location, each with a timeline that exports to PDF.

Publish your violence prevention policy in the Document Library with a notice when it changes, log incidents and training with forms, and export them to CSV or PDF. For New York and California, see what each law asks for on our compliance page.
For enterprise customers, PushPulse supports single sign-on, SCIM user provisioning, and mobile device management, so it rolls out the way your other store apps do.
What each role gets from the same system.
A silent alert reaches your phone or the back office computer with who sent it and where, and you acknowledge so the team knows you are coming.
Send a BOLO with a photo to the stores in a district, and keep the standing list in the Document Library.
See active alerts on the map and search past incidents by location in PushPulse Console.
Single sign-on, SCIM provisioning, and MDM support are available for enterprise customers.
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