Local authorities
Bring your CCTV partnership and community safety teams together with a unified alert and response platform.
E-SAF connects members of the public with trained CCTV operators in moments of risk. Built for the partners who keep public spaces safe.
E-SAF is a software platform that connects members of the public with the CCTV control rooms that watch over them. When someone in a public space feels at risk, they signal through the consumer app — Seren — and the alert routes to the nearest staffed control room. Operators locate the user via nearby cameras, monitor in real time, and coordinate support. Every interaction is recorded for audit and, where needed, evidence.
When someone is in trouble, getting help should not depend on knowing who to call. Seren signals discreetly; control rooms respond in seconds.
Operators see the alert, the user's location, and the nearest cameras in one view. Response is informed, fast, and accountable.
Every alert produces a record. Control rooms see what happened. Where needed, evidence packs support investigations and prosecutions.
E-SAF is built for the organisations that own and operate public-safety infrastructure: local authorities, transport operators, CCTV partnerships, and the support services that work alongside them. We are working with leading UK public-safety partners to bring real-time response to the spaces that matter.
Bring your CCTV partnership and community safety teams together with a unified alert and response platform.
Extend your existing safety infrastructure with rider-side connection to your control rooms.
Welfare teams, victim support, and recovery operations gain a coordinated view of the people they help.
Public spaces are watched but not connected.
CCTV networks see incidents unfold without a way for people on the ground to signal that help is needed. Personal-alarm services rely on networks that are slow or untrusted. E-SAF closes the gap: trusted control rooms already exist, and the people in those spaces already carry phones. Connecting the two is overdue.