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Rakshak Control Centre

The control centre for community warning sirens.

Configure, operate and monitor every Rakshak siren in your network from one web application. Built for agencies, utilities and districts that run sirens at scale.

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Run your whole siren network from one place

From setting up the first siren to confirming that an alert sounded across hundreds.

1

See your whole network

A live map and fleet view show which sirens are healthy, which need attention, and where.

2

Register and configure sirens

Add each siren, set its location and horn direction, and define the area its sound covers.

3

Define alert areas

Draw an area, pick districts, or upload your own boundaries, so an alert reaches only the sirens it should.

4

Run drills and live alerts

Choose the area, the tone or voice message and the duration, then test the network with a drill or send a live alert.

5

Approval and control

Live alerts need a second person's approval, and authorised staff can stop an alert at any time.

6

Confirm delivery

See which sirens received and sounded each alert, siren by siren, as it happens.

7

Connect agencies and systems

Accepts alerts from official agencies in the standard CAP format, and from other systems through an API.

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Roles and audit trail

Separate roles for operators, approvers, technicians and administrators, with a complete audit log of every action.

How an alert travels

From trigger to a sounding siren, with a check at every step.

STEP 1

Trigger

An operator, an agency or a connected monitoring system raises an alert for an area.

STEP 2

Approve

Live alerts are approved by a second person before they go out. Drills let you test safely.

STEP 3

Deliver

The alert is sent to every siren in the area over more than one communication path, so a single failure does not stop it.

STEP 4

Confirm

Each siren confirms back, and operators follow delivery in real time.

Built for teams that run sirens at scale

Disaster management authorities

State and district teams that run community warning networks.

Dam and hydropower operators

Downstream warning for reservoir releases and emergencies.

Cities and municipalities

Flood and public safety alerts across wards and facilities.

Industrial and infrastructure sites

Site-wide alerts for plants, ports and critical assets.

Early access

Talk to us about your siren network

The Rakshak Control Centre is under active development. Tell us about your network and we will arrange a walkthrough and early access.

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