Businesses that make employee health and wellness a priority strengthen their chances for success during and post pandemic. AlertTrace wearables help mitigate the spread of infectious disease within your workforce, to keep your business running smoothly through any season.
With tens of thousands of wearers actively using AlertTrace, and trusted by the U.S. Military, you can be assured you are in good company.
AlertTrace helps reduce contact tracing time by up to 99% with more accurate, and less subjective data.
Protect your organization and ensure your workforce is healthy and happy, while maintaining regular operations and avoiding outbreaks.
Learn more about how AlertTrace contact tracing can easily be integrated into your organization or business, in order to accurately and privately protect your workforce from the spread of infectious diseases like COVID-19!
“At The Center for Early Education, we are committed to keeping our students and faculty as safe as we can when both return to campus for instruction. Using AlertTrace for contact tracing helps us in our efforts to bring our instruction back on campus during these difficult times.”
—Erika Johnson, Assistant Head for Operations
“We would not have been able to get through COVID without AlertTrace, it allowed us to be able to manage potential exposure risks amongst the staff, in a way that was very sensitive to business continuity plans- which is awesome!” —Smashbox Studios
”AlertTrace contact tracing solution has delivered on its promise to keep our workforce safe. Not only do the vibration alerts remind us to social distance, but we’ve had no spread of the virus in our facility because we were able to quarantine the few individuals who came into contact with infected colleagues without having to shutdown our facility or eliminate shifts.” —Dennis Costandino, Manufacturing Manager
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