Sense
Wearable and location inputs provide the raw signals.
Depending on the deployment, movement data, device status and indoor/outdoor positioning come together.
WeTraQ / HOW IT WORKS
FROM SIGNAL TO RESPONSE
Four steps explain the platform better than twenty technical terms.
WeTraQ receives a signal from the wearable and location environment, turns it into a defined event, routes it to the responsible role and keeps the response traceable.
Understand
Signals become defined movement or zone events.
The platform normalises inputs so downstream workflows are not tied to each individual device.
Act
The event is routed to the responsible role.
Priority, recipient and escalation follow the agreed configuration.
Review
Acknowledgement and resolution remain as a response record.
Teams can later review which events occurred and how the operational workflow performed.
IN PRODUCTION
Operational platform capabilities.
- Compatible wearables and location inputs
- Normalised movement and zone events
- Alert routing and response records
- Cloud dashboards and operational review
UNDER VALIDATION
Predictive risk scoring.
Predictive scoring is not presented as an already validated standard capability. It remains explicitly described as an add-on under validation.
See product status →INTEGRATION
The platform should fit existing work rather than sit beside it.
Depending on approved scope, roles, dashboards, APIs and SSO requirements can be addressed during the pilot. The real workflow comes first.
Clarify before integration
- Which events need to go where?
- Who may see which data?
- Which systems actually need integration?
- Which data genuinely needs to be retained?