Search
In this section you will see pictures and brief explanations on how to perform a search for a user.

1. Select the user you want to search for.

2. click on the ‘SEARCH’ button.

3. on the right part of the screen you will be able to read the action plan developed for the user and the status of the GPS device used by the user.
Under status you can see, for example, the battery level of the device and when the last message was received. To start the search, click on the ‘Start search’ button.

4. Now that the search has started, you will be able to see the user’s latest positions. The user’s position is illustrated with a black positioning drop and the dashed line shows older positions to give an idea of where the user is heading.
In this section you will see pictures and brief explanations on how to perform a search for a user.
Select the user you want to search for. In this guide we have chosen to search for Mats Larsson.

At the bottom left you will see a menu icon. Click on the menu icon to view the action plan developed for the user and the status of the GPS device. From the menu bar you can also access the user profile, make map settings and make calls to the GPS device (if it is a device that has the function). To do a search, click on the green button at the bottom: “Start search”

The user’s position is illustrated by a black positioning drop.
To get the longitude and latitude or street address where the user is located, tap the black positioning drop.

If you decide that you need to go and help the user, you can create an alarm to log the event as an alarm event.
Even if you want to send the information to another alarm recipient, you can press ‘Create alarm’.
When you have finished searching, press ‘End search’.
Alarm management
In this section, you will see pictures and brief explanations on how to handle the alarms.

1. When an alarm has been received, you will find it in the alarm list. To manage the alarm press ‘Manage’.

2. on the map you can see the user’s position illustrated by a black positioning drop and the dotted line shows older positions to give an idea of where the user is heading. If you want to get the longitude and latitude or street address where the user is located, press the black positioning drop.
On the right side of the screen you can read the action plan developed for this user and alarm type as well as the status of the device in terms of battery level and last received message. If you want to manage the alarm, press ‘Accept’.

3. if you are going to handle the alarm yourself, press ‘Handle yourself’ and if you have the forwarding function active, you can also forward the alarm to another alarm receiver.

4. you can register that you are with the user in this mode but also call for help from another alarm receiver if you need it by pressing ‘Forward’ if you have that function active or end the alarm if the alarm event is resolved.
To manage an alarm, click on “Alarm List” in the menu bar at the bottom of your screen.
Then click on the name of the user whose alarm you want to manage. Alarms can have different colors. Red means that the alarm is unmanaged while yellow means that someone is managing the alarm.

The user’s position is illustrated with a black positioning drop. The dashed line shows older positions to give an idea of where the user is heading. If you want to get the longitude and latitude or street address where the user is located, press the black positioning drop. Here you can also see the battery level of the alarm unit.
Your own position is shown by a blue positioning point.
The house icon symbolizes the home address.

To read the action plan designed for the user and the alarm type, drag the strip upwards where it says “Action plan”. To minimize the field, drag the strip down again.

To complete the alert click on “Accept”

If you want to manage the alarm yourself, click on “Manage yourself”. If the forwarding function is activated, you can also choose to forward the alarm to another alarm recipient. Then click on “Forward”.

To register that you are with the user, after you have chosen to handle the alarm yourself, click on ‘With the person’

A pop-up will appear where you can note whether you have made contact with the person or not.

If you have contacted the person, there is additional information you can register.
Finish the registration by clicking on “Save”

Finally, click “Exit”, then the alarm is logged as handled and disappears from the alarm list. If you need to look at the alarm afterwards, it can be found in the alarm history.
Create new user
In this section you will see pictures and a short explanation on how to create a new user.

1. Create users via the department view. Click on “Create user”

2. fill in the user’s details, tick consent and finish by saving. Tip! Under Other info, you can, for example, fill in a treatment policy.

3. Once you have saved the user, you will be taken directly to the user’s profile. Here you can, among other things, edit the user’s information, link the unit, schedule the security area and set user-specific settings. If you want to go back to the ward view, click on “Back to ward view” in the top left corner above the user’s name.
Linking device to user
In this section you will see pictures and a short explanation on how to connect a GPS alarm to a user.

1. In the ward view, click on the eye to the left of the user.

2. Click on “Link new device to user”

3. Select the desired GPS alarm from the drop-down list and click save. If the device does not appear in the list, it has not been linked to the department. In this case, contact your administrator or Posifon support for help.

4. Once the GPS alarm is added, it is saved under devices.
Create alarm receivers
In this section you will see pictures and a short explanation on how to create an alarm receiver.

1. on the department view, click on “Create system user”.

2. fill in the details of the alert recipient. Choose whether the account should be personalized if it is to be used by one person or impersonalized if it is to be used by several people. Fill in the e-mail address and account name. Select the alarm reception method and fill in the phone number. Always start with the country code, for example +46 and do not use spaces or other characters. Then press the blue “Add role” button.

3. Select the role in the drop-down list and then tick one or more departments to which the alarm receiver should be linked. Then click on “Save”.

4. Select the home page and home section and check if the user has been trained by PosifonCare. Then click on “Add user”.
Schedule alarm receivers
In this section you will see pictures and a short explanation on how to schedule an alarm receiver.

>1. in the department view, click on Alarm settings Alarm reception or Scheduling.

2. click on “Create schedule”.

3. Select the number of passes and whether to set a splice time when alarms go to both the passes (relevant if you select more than 1 pass) before and after so that no alarms risk being missed. Fill in the time when the passes should apply. If a specific alarm type is not scheduled but goes to the selected alarm receiver, fill in under Unscheduled alarms go to.
In this case, do not forget to make the change under Alarm types. Then click on save.

4. Select the days on which the alarm receiver should be scheduled and select the alarm receiver from the list. Then click on save.

5. Here you see that the alarm receiver is scheduled. Check that all shifts have a scheduled alarm receiver. If you want to schedule a new alarm receiver, click on “Schedule alarm receiver” and schedule the alarm receiver.

6. Note that the color of the status symbol has been changed from red to green for Alarm Receiver 1 in the “Scheduled” column. This means that the alarm receiver is scheduled.
Creating a safe area
In this section you will see pictures and a short explanation on how to create a safe area.

1. on the department view, start by clicking on Safety areas in the menu bar.

2. click on “Add security area”.

3. Name the area and choose the type of area you want to create. Freeform, circle or hexagon. In this example we create a safety area using Freeform. Keep in mind that the area should be at least 200m. Type in an address that the map should be centered around if the area is not already visible on the map and press enter. Now you can start marking out where you want the area. Press “Create area” to see how the area looks on the map. You can now see the area you have created in the image on the right. If you want to adjust anything, do so by dragging the points in the outline of the area. When you are satisfied, click Save.

4. Now you can see the security area in the list. If you need to edit the area, click on the eye on the right. If you want to create another safety area, click on “Add safety area” and follow the guide from step 3. Don’t forget to schedule the safety area to the user.
Schedule safe area
In this section you will see pictures and a short explanation on how to schedule a safe area.

1. in the ward view, click on the user’s profile to be able to schedule the safety area.

>2. Go to Alarm settings Security areas or click on Scheduling to schedule one or more security areas for the selected user.

3. go to Alarm settings, tap on Safety areas and then on “Add safety area”.

4. Select the security area you want to schedule. Select which days the area will be active. Check whether the area should be active all day or fill in the time when it should apply. Then select whether the security area should be received as an alarm or notification and then press save. If you want to schedule another safety area, follow the guide from step 3. Is there no area in the drop-down list? Either you have not created an area, this is done on the ward, or the user’s GPS alarm does not support the type of area you have created.