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Centre operations command layer

The most valuable screen in a shopping centre may not be CCTV.

CCTV shows what cameras can see. NevaSolo shows the live operational state of the centre.

One venue. One live view. One clear record.
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Behind the calm surface

A centre is always moving.

Retailers, security, operations, cleaners, contractors and management all generate operational signals throughout the day.

Retailer concern
Security response
Maintenance fault
Contractor follow-up
Tenant assistance
Emergency procedure
Centre management is expected to hold the full picture.
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The visibility gap

Most centres already communicate. The visibility layer is live operational awareness.

Radios, calls and conversations are useful: but they do not automatically show what remains open, who owns the response, or what record exists afterward.

Radio updates
Phone calls
Tenant conversations
Maintenance notes
Security reports
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Live Centre View Active • Assigned • Awaiting action • Resolved • Recorded
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Beyond radio communication

Radios help people talk. NevaSolo helps teams see, coordinate and prove.

The product sits beside radio and existing procedures by turning reported issues into visible workflows, status updates and records.

Radio / manual channels

  • Voice communication
  • Harder to audit
  • Limited off-site visibility
  • Manual follow-up
  • Ownership can become unclear

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  • Structured incident workflows
  • Timestamped timeline and records
  • Live management dashboard
  • Status, escalation and closure tracking
  • Role-gated visibility
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The live operational screen

One screen shows what is active, what needs action and where pressure is building.

This is the management-office view: incidents, assignments, location gaps, responder coverage and action queues in one map-led workspace.

NevaSolo Enterprise Coverage Command Centre dashboard
Live incident counts
Map-led centre view
Response queue
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How it works

Every incident follows a visible path.

The centre no longer has to reconstruct what happened from memory. The workflow creates the record as the response happens.

1Report
2Assign
3Accept
4Respond
5Resolve
6Record
Report → assignment → response → closure → evidence
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Step 1: report

The person closest to the issue can raise it immediately.

Retailers and authorised users can capture the issue with centre, location, incident type, severity, notes and supporting media if required.

No radio required
Less searching for security
A clean record starts immediately
NevaSolo new incident form screenshot
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Step 2: visible

The report appears on the live centre dashboard.

Management can see where the issue is, what type of incident it is, whether it is assigned and what action is needed next.

Command dashboard with live map
New incidentSecurity • Awaiting assignment • Location captured
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Step 3: ownership

The right team gets ownership.

NevaSolo can route or support assignment based on incident type, role, zone and shift.

Spill / hazardOperations or cleaning
Security concernSecurity response
Maintenance faultOperations / facilities
Tenant requestRelevant response team
Centre management can still manually assign, reroute or inspect the area when needed.
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Auto-routing and active shifts

Incidents can move to the right team based on role, zone and active shift.

The centre can configure how incidents move between security, operations and authorised response teams so work has ownership from the start.

Incident typeSecurity, operations, maintenance or assistance request
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Zone and tenantFloorplan, shop location and operational zone context
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Active shiftRoutes to the right role or on-shift responder where configured
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Owned responseAccepted, updated, resolved or escalated
Shift start and end can help determine who is available, who receives work and how handover stays visible.
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Step 4: response

Management sees whether the issue is actually moving.

The difference is not whether someone heard the incident. It is whether someone owns it and whether the status is visible.

Reported
Assigned
Accepted
In progress
Resolved
Awaiting assignmentNeeds responder
Open follow-upNeeds review
Coverage gapsZone pressure
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Role-gated by design

The right people see the right incident.

Visibility improves without exposing sensitive operational information to unrelated parties.

Tenant A

Sees the report they created and relevant status.

Operations / security

Sees the assigned task and response controls.

Centre management

Sees the centre-wide operational picture.

Tenant B

Sees nothing unrelated to them.

Visibility without unnecessary exposure.
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Step 5: record

The record builds as the work happens.

Notes, media, timestamps and status updates create a usable timeline for review, reporting and governance.

10:04Incident reported
10:06Responder accepted
10:11Media attached
10:18Resolved and closed
Dashboard screenshot showing incident records and live map
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Audit and reporting outputs

The timeline becomes usable evidence, not a memory exercise.

Management can review incident history, assignments, updates, closure status and attached media to support reporting, governance and follow-up.

01Incident timelineWho reported, accepted, updated and closed the incident
02Response historyAssignment, acceptance, responder activity and escalation path
03Media and notesPhotos, notes and operational context attached to the record
04Review outputClear records for centre management, head office and operational review
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Operational intelligence

When pressure builds in one area, the pattern becomes visible.

Several small reports around the same zone can become an operational signal before they become a larger problem.

Dashboard map view
Zone pressureMultiple signals in the same area
Management actionAssign additional security or inspect the area personally.
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Operations and facilities

Operational issues become owned tasks.

Spills, broken toilets, leaks, lighting faults and hazards move from informal mention to visible workflow.

Broken toilet reported
Operations alerted
Responder accepts
Escalated if needed
Closed with record

Where existing mall management or work-order systems are used, integration pathways can be explored during enterprise deployment planning.

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Public and visitor updates

The personal app can extend centre-approved updates beyond staff and tenants.

Visitors can scan into a venue and receive centre-approved updates during relevant safety events when the venue enables the workflow.

Lockdown guidance
Evacuation updates
Fire or safety messages
Venue instructions
Venue updateFollow centre instructions and proceed to the nominated area.
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Scanned-in visitor support

During a lockdown or evacuation, a public user can escalate that they need help.

When the venue enables the workflow, a scanned-in visitor can request assistance and their location can appear on the centre map for authorised responders.

Visitor asks for help from the personal app
Location is shared to authorised centre responders
Centre management sees the escalation on the map
Checkpoint
Public help requestScanned-in visitor needs assistanceLocation visible to authorised responders
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Life safety workflows

A lockdown is not complete when a message is sent.

Centre management needs to know who has received guidance, who has acknowledged, which tenants have marked safe, and who still needs follow-up.

Tenants receive role-specific guidance
Tenants can mark their store safe where configured
Management sees acknowledgement and safe-status visibility
Lockdown statusTenant acknowledgement dashboard
84Tenants notified
71Acknowledged
58Marked safe
13Needs follow-up
Store 18: Safe
Store 24: Acknowledged
Store 31: Follow-up required
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Procedure distribution and acknowledgement

Procedures should be distributed, acknowledged and recorded.

Internal notices, procedure PDFs and drill material can support acknowledgement workflows where configured.

Procedure PDFLockdown instructions
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Recipient opensStaff / retailer / security
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AcknowledgedTime and recipient recorded
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Security provider value

Good security often looks like nothing happened.

NevaSolo helps security teams show the work that usually disappears into the day: accepted incidents, response activity, unresolved items and service history.

Requests received42
Accepted39
Unresolved3
Hotspot zoneFood court
Client-ready recordLive
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Brand and store portfolio visibility

Retail brands can see where stores need support.

Authorised brand teams can understand store-level incidents, repeated security concerns and assistance requests across their own locations.

Store 18Security concernActive
Store 42Repeated assistance requestsWatch
Store 7Maintenance issueUnresolved
Store 11Emergency acknowledgementPending
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What changes for centre teams

NevaSolo reduces the gap between responsibility and visibility.

The centre team gains a clearer operating picture without needing to rebuild every existing process on day one.

Live visibility

Know what is happening across the centre now.

Response ownership

See who is assigned and whether the task is moving.

Tenant support

Give retailers a clearer path to help.

Audit trail

Keep a clear record of what happened afterwards.

Emergency readiness

Support structured lockdowns, evacuations and broadcasts where configured.

Less chasing

Replace “who is handling this?” with visible status.

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Common questions from centre teams

Designed to support existing teams, not disrupt them.

The platform is designed around role-gated access, fast reporting and practical rollout.

Does it replace radios?

No. It adds visibility, workflow and records around existing communication.

Is it surveillance?

No. It is event-based and role-gated around incidents and authorised workflows.

Will tenants see each other’s incidents?

No. Visibility is based on role, relevance and authorisation.

Will it create more admin?

The goal is faster reporting, clearer ownership and fewer follow-ups.

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Structured pilot

A guided pilot with minimal load on your team.

The objective is to reduce operational friction, not create more work for centre teams.

1MapCentre maps or floorplans by level
2ConfigureTenants, zones and roles
3OnboardUsers installed and supported
4TestDaily incident workflows
5ReviewFeedback and rollout readiness
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Pilot responsibilities

Your team provides context. NevaSolo handles the setup.

The centre provides operational knowledge; NevaSolo turns that knowledge into the configured pilot environment.

Your team provides

  • Floorplans or centre maps where available
  • Key contacts and user list
  • Preferred security and operations zones
  • Pilot priorities and daily workflows

NevaSolo handles

  • Digital floorplan setup
  • Tenant-to-shop mapping
  • Role and permission configuration
  • In-store / phone support for users
  • Go-live monitoring and assistance
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Pilot success measures

The pilot proves operational fit before broader rollout.

Success is measured through practical usage: users onboarded, incidents flowing, visibility achieved and workflows refined.

Users onboardedCentre, security, operations and selected retailers
Incidents flowingReports assigned, accepted and closed
Visibility achievedOpen items visible to centre management
Workflows refinedZones, roles and categories adjusted from real use
Emergency readiness testedControlled broadcast or procedure workflow where relevant
Rollout recommendationClear next steps after review
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Confidence before rollout

The pilot answers the practical questions before broader adoption.

A centre should not have to make a major operational change without seeing how it fits its people, workflows and risk environment.

Will teams use it?Onboarding and live support show whether retailers, security and operations adopt the workflow.
Will it reduce chasing?Open work, assigned ownership and closure status become visible during the pilot.
Will it fit existing procedures?Zones, roles, categories and escalation paths are configured around current operations.
Will it strengthen records?Incident timelines, notes, media and acknowledgements show the quality of the operational record.
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Real-time venue operations and life safety

One venue. One live view. One clear record.

NevaSolo Enterprise gives centre teams the operating layer to see what is happening, coordinate the right response and prove what happened afterwards.

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