
SafetyNet Property Control System
SafetyNet PCS is a property control system that gives public safety agencies the ability to easily manage equipment and supplies, from generators to paper clips.
Tightly integrated with SafetyNet Suite products, such as SafetyNet RMS | Assists in complying with government regulations, contracts, and grants |
Easily Manage Your Inventory
SafetyNet PCS streamlines the process of tracking equipment and supplies. Everything from office equipment (such as chairs, desks, computers, and monitors) to office supplies (such as pencils, pens, and notepads) can be tracked through every step of the process:
From acquisition... | ...to disposal |
Track & Order Supplies
With SafetyNet PCS, your agency can automatically order supplies when your inventory gets low, eliminating the need to physically take inventory of stock and re-order accordingly. When begin running low on paperclips, SafetyNet PCS can notify you and automatically re-order the correct quantity.
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Tracks your supplies | Orders new supplies when you begin running low |
Track Maintenance
For large equipment, such as generators or heating units, SafetyNet PCS tracks and updates regular maintenance schedules and contracts.
Receive notifications when equipment is due for maintenance | Track when contracts expire so you can make decisions about renewing |
Log Inventory on the Go
Because SafetyNet PCS is browser-based, you can log inventory using any handheld device, including:
Mobile phones | Tablets | Desktop & laptop computers |
Import Data Quickly and Easily
Make use of your existing inventory by batch importing it into SafetyNet PCS. SafetyNet PCS supports a variety of data formats, including CSV, SQL, XML, and tab-delimited data.
Key Features
Equipment Management:
- Acquisition
- Asset tagging
- Disposal
- Location
- Maintenance
- Operation
- Reporting
- Useful life/replacement
- Utilization
- Warranty
Equipment Inventory
- Room lists
- Tracking using barcodes, RFID tags, and scanners
Supplies Management
- Acquisition
- Assignment
- Dispensation
- History
- Storage