Protoduction Systems

Protoduction Systems

Protoduction Systems help companies keep people and property safer with software. Sendtral adds power to the security process with a real-time view of activity, assignments, and status, making incident management, trending, and analysis possible.

Company Overview

Founded in 2016, Protoduction Systems is a company of industry professionals that created Sendtral out of necessity. They offer easy-to-use and flexible applications that provide actionable insight for making more informed decisions. They provide law enforcement and security professionals with increased staff productivity by up to 25%, reduced compliance risk, and a measured improvement in safety and security. Sendtral Dispatch enables a real-time view of employee activity, assignments, and status, through an intuitive dashboard making incident management, trending, and analysis possible. They also offer softwares such as Sendtral Reclaim and Sendtral Scheduling. Sendtral Investigations creates a single point of reference for the collaboration, planning, and reporting of workplace investigations. Information and reports are effortlessly customized, organized, and shared with regulatory agencies, minimizing delays.

About Protoduction Systems

HQ Location
Omaha, NE
Founded
2016
Ownership
private

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