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[show b-roll footage of the quick-start card, someone using the QR code on the card, and clicking
“download” from the landing page]
Actor: Once installed, open the app.
[camera is angled top down, focused on a hand as it navigates the next couple steps in this demo]
Actor: You will be brought to a screen that says “Safeguard - Enter a
phone number to log in or sign up.” I’m going to quickly enter in my
phone number. Once I’ve entered that, I’m going to receive a
verification code. Let me quickly plug that code in to verify my
phone.
[in the next line, return camera angle to front facing actor, and hold it there until the actor has
completed entering in the demo-specific code]
Actor: Today, for the purpose of this video, I will be using a demo-
specific code. Let me enter that in real quick...
[in the next lines, return to top-down camera view of hands holding phone]
Actor: From there, I will be presented with a list of contacts within
my organization. [actor scrolls through list of names] I can select as many
contacts that I wish to have on my designated emergency response team.
[switch camera to face actor] We recommend selecting individuals you work the
most closely with, and the individuals who will likely be able to aid
in an emergency. [switch camera back to facing phone] I’m going to select _____,
_________, _______, and _________.
Notice at the top of the list is two checkboxes. By checking this box
[actor points to the first box] you will receive all emergency alerts that take
place on your company code. Check the second box [actor points to second box] if
you would like to automatically add users who add you as a contact.
Actor: After selecting your contacts, the next couple of slides will
walk you through how to pair your Compass Pro device to your phone.
The tutorial will also provide a high-level overview of how to adjust
your device settings in the app, how to enable the emergency response
services, as well as other features in the service that you can enable
or disable. Continue through the tutorial, until you are brought to
the home screen.
[fade to close]
Video 2: Device Connection & Settings
[camera is on actor]
Actor: In order for your Compass Pro device to function, it is
critical to have it properly paired to your phone. Hi, my name is
________ and in this video, I’m going to show you how to do pair your
COMPASS Pro device to the Safeguard Equipment app.
[camera is angled top down, focused on a hand as it navigates the next couple steps in this demo]
Actor: Open your app, and in the bottom right corner, you will click
on the words and icon for “Compass Pro”. Immediately you will be
brought to a prompt that asks you to “Hold the Compass Pro to your
phone”.
[in the next lines, return to top-down camera view of hands holding phone]
Actor: Just like the prompt asks, hold your Compass Pro device next to
your phone until the pairing is complete. See how it’s searching
right now? Aaannnd... Now it’s paring is complete!
[in the next lines, return to top-down camera view of hands holding phone]
Actor: Regardless of the subscription plan set up by your
organization, all users will be able to access and adjust device
settings manually. You can do this on the device, and from within the
app. To do this in the app, open the “Compass Pro” tab. [actor selects settings
tab] Here you can adjust the voltage sensitivity to any level you want
by dragging the toggle up and down. You can also turn on smart
adaptive mode. Likewise, you can adjust the electrical current
detection sensitivity [actor selects the current sensitivity tab], adjust the
sensitivity slider, or select smart adaptive mode.
[camera is angled top down, focused on a hand as it navigates the next couple steps in this demo]
Actor: Before I trigger an SOS alert, I’m going to see what service
settings are actively enabled on the device. You must toggle them on
in order to use them. To do this, select “Service Settings” in the
bottom left corner of the home screen. There you will see a list of
SOS triggers and toggles displayed next to each crisis event: head
impact, fall detection, and Arc flash. Let’s toggle these on.
So the easiest emergency triggers to simulate are head impact, fall
detection, and the SOS button. In today’s demo, I’m going to show you
how the head impact works. The best way to do this is to flip it over
onto a hard surface and basically just whack it with something. I have
a _____ here. [actor pulls up a solid and heavy object and begins whacking the Compass Pro
device until an alert is triggered]
Actor: You may be surprised at how hard you must whack It. One of the
reasons you must hit it so hard is we follow concussion protocol from
the NFL to get the setting in this device to detect if a serious life-
threatening impact to the head has occurred.
[SOS alert has been triggered and is displaying on the phone and on the device]
All right, so we’ve triggered an SOS event and now you are seeing a
60-second countdown.
Actor: Here’s the exact location, [actor points to the coordinates displayed at the top
of the chat] and you can now start the critical conversation to get help
there as quickly as possible.
Any teammate can assist in the event, and say something like, [camera
returns to view phone screen as actor starts typing in chat] “I’m on my way” or [actor starts
typing in chat] “I’m at the location, ______ isn’t breathing, an ambulance
is on the way...” Etc. Ect.
Actor: Okay, so now I’m going to back out of this chat thread so you
can see the map once again... [actor backs out of chat room and now the map is on
display in the App] Notice that a red pin is displaying on the map where the
injury occurred. This emergency display will remain visible until
someone within the team marks the crisis as ‘resolved.’
All right, I’m going to go ahead and cancel this SOS alert. [actor cancels
alert on phone]
So there you have it! The SOS is now resolved.
From there you can look at past injuries that have occurred. [actor scrolls
through past emergencies] You can see that within our organization, there are
a lot of injuries because we’ve been testing the app over an extensive
period. You can click on any of the previous events to review what
happened, see the time, the location, when, and how it was resolved.