Multi-Channel Alarm Notification to Any Device
Deliver alerts to the right people on the right devices - radios, mobile, SMS, displays, and more. SeQent's multi-channel alarm notification ensures awareness wherever teams are working, even in noisy or high-risk environments.
Every Alert Delivered. Every Device Supported.
SeQent integrates with a wide variety of communication devices, ensuring alarm notifications reach users across all plant communication platforms.
Two-Way Radios
Smartphones & Tablets
Andon Boards
PA Systems & Speakers
Pagers
Email & SMS
SIP Voice Calls
Wi-Fi Messenger
How Does SeQent Deliver Alerts to Every Device?
Configure how, when, and where alerts are delivered with automated failover to ensure reliable communication across all channels.



SeQent delivers native Motorola MOTOTRBO™ integration, sending alarm notification to two-way radios – text and audio alerts directly to the radios already in workers’ hands across the plant floor.
- Native text message dispatch to MOTOTRBO™ radios
- WAVE PTX™ broadband push-to-talk support
- Audio alert delivery for noisy environments
- Two-way acknowledgement from the radio handset
Common Questions About Multi-Channel Alarm Notification
Multi-channel alarm notification delivers an alarm across several communication channels so it reaches people wherever they are working. SeQent sends alarms to two-way radios, smartphones and tablets, SMS, email, SIP voice calls, pagers, PA systems, andon boards, and its Wi-Fi Messenger app, with automated failover if a channel is unavailable.
Yes. SeQent integrates natively with Motorola MOTOTRBO digital radios and WAVE PTX, delivering text and text-to-speech audio alerts directly to the radios workers already carry, with no third-party middleware. Radio talk groups can also be reached through JPS interoperability devices.
Yes. Responders can acknowledge alarms from supported devices, including smartphones and MOTOTRBO radios, and every acknowledgment is logged with the time, the responder, and the device. Alarms that aren’t acknowledged escalate automatically to the next responder.
SeQent supports automated failover between delivery channels and multi-path delivery through distribution lists, so if a primary channel is unavailable the alarm still reaches the responder another way.
Yes. SeQent delivers audible alerts through industrial paging and PA systems for facility-wide emergency and production notifications, including Valcom IP speakers, horns, strobes, and LED signs through its Valcom integration.