E911

Get help when it is most needed in less time with E911, to protect you and keep you safe.

When you integrate with E911, address information is attached to phone numbers calling the emergency services and routed to the nearest Public Safety Access Point.

Our network and connections mean we are able to quickly and efficiently route emergency calls to the correct call center, making help arrive even faster, whether you need fire, police, or ambulance services.

Some service providers and enterprises are required to integrate E911. We will support you to make sure you are legally compliant.

At Bulk Solutions, we provide a simple and fast-to-integrate solution to get E911 set up and help emergency service providers locate your employees and customers who need help with precision.

E911 is an extra layer of security for you and your employees.

Employees at enterprises that utilize E911 can rest assured that they can always get help when they need it most.

Those using an internet-based line then have the benefit of being able to send additional valuable location information to the emergency service providers and those on mobile devices can be located regardless of where they are while providing a callback number for staff in the emergency services to use.

To give you peace of mind that your E911 is working, we provide detailed instructions on how to test our your newly-integrated E911 service without disrupting emergency services.

Enhanced 911, or E911, is a system used across the US and North America to automatically share a caller’s precise location to 911 dispatchers as a way of getting them help as quickly as possible.

As an E911 service provider, we take great care to ensure our Enhanced 911 system is fast, efficient, and accurate.

So, how exactly does our E911 system work? To put it simply: incoming 911 calls are routed to Public Safety Answering Points, also known as PSAPs, of which there are thousands across the US. These are call centers operated by local authorities.

At these centers, a specialist call handler – a 911 dispatcher – answers the call. They then receive information from the phone company via computer about the physical address if the call is coming in via landline, or the geographic coordinates of the caller for calls from wireless devices.

This then enables the dispatcher to send emergency services – whether medical, police, or fire – to wherever they are needed.

This is why this is known as Enhanced 911. By integrating E911 with an experience E911 service provider, you gain confidence in knowing that any calls you or your employees make are routed to the nearest PSAP with all relevant geographic information to get you help quickly.

Think about making an emergency call to 911 from your office. With an Enhanced 911 system in place, the call dispatcher would be able to see your office’s address and even additional information such as floor or room as soon as your call is through, without you needing to give any of the information..

An Enhanced 911 system gives you more than just sending your address or location to the emergency dispatcher – it gives you time when you make the call to communicate the most important details of the situation and save time without having to describe your location, especially during those emergencies when every second counts.

Nowadays, it’s especially common for employees to be based and working from a variety of locations – in the office, on the road, traveling for business, or even remotely.

Integrating with an E911 service provider allows you to offer added protection for all of your employees, regardless of where they are at any time. On-site or off-site, they will always be able to get help when they need.