Submitted by Robin on and last modified on 4 October, 2017
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Description of App:
If your place of employment, local government or university uses the Everbridge Mass Notification Platform to deliver vital information during emergency
incidents, critical activities or weather events, you can now get the most current notifications and share responses via the Everbridge Mobile Member application.
Everbridge Mobile Member allows subscribing organizations & communities to send notifications to your mobile device without the use of SMS or email. View
and reply to messages with a survey response, an image, current location data and any additional information you feel will be beneficial to share.
Subscribing organizations & communities may also provide you with the ability to initiate messages and share messages with your extended network directly
from the Everbridge Mobile Member application via E-mail, Text Message or Twitter.
With full control over your privacy settings, you can decide what information is shared and sent to your organization or community government.
NOTE: This application requires users to be registered users of the Everbridge Web Member Portal. This application also requires a current subscription
for the notifying organization or community to the Everbridge Mass Notification Platform.
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Other Comments:
As its description indicates you set up your account via its web portal accessed through whichever organization is using it to alert you. Once done after installing the app you can enter your credentials into it with no problem All elements were labeled and executed properly with VoiceOver. A noted exception being the back button once in an alert which though labeled wouldn’t activate properly for me. My only way out was to exit out of the app and launch it again which returned you to its main screen. I will report that minor glitch to its developers. Alerts when issued could be read just fine; and settings pertaining to the app executed well too.
Accessibility Comments:
This app is accessible when using VoiceOver.