#NotYourProblem
When an incident happens, who is accountable?
Versa puts voice, video and a live dispatch view across every post, site or floor — so the person who answers for it can see the incident while it is still happening.
The minute after
The problem was never the radio.
Watch the minute. Each layer arrives as part of the same subscription — nothing here is a separate purchase.
The line-up
Three Products.
One Flexible Subscription.
Two field devices and the command console they report into. Priced per seat, replaced rather than repaired.
Versa Orion
The shoulder-worn family — voice, video and location in one issued unit.
See Orion →Versa Aries
The second field device in the line. Specification not yet issued.
See Aries →Versa Dispatcher
The command view — units, channels, flagged incidents and retained footage.
See Dispatcher →Solutions
Several industries already run on radio.
The throughline is the same everywhere: someone is accountable for what happens, and the record decides whether they can answer for it.
Private Security
Contract guarding tied to client accountability clauses — documentation decides renewal.
See the page →Property Management
Multi-site patrol staff and courtesy officers, liability spread across buildings under one operator.
See the page →Education & Campuses
Campus safety, facilities and front-office staff needing one channel on a lockdown or an ordinary day.
See the page →Hospitality & Gaming
Hotels, resorts and casino floors — heavy radio fleets already in place, on Versa’s home turf.
See the page →Retail & Malls
Loss prevention and mall security coordinating across a footprint too large to shout across.
See the page →Healthcare Facilities
Hospital and campus security, code response, visitor management — incidents where minutes are the story.
See the page →Transportation & Logistics
Fleet yards, terminals and warehouses already running dispatch-style coordination — just not on this platform.
See the page →Manufacturing & Industrial
Plant floors where safety radios are mandated but rarely networked or recorded.
See the page →Why Versa
Everyone sells the bottom of this list.
Voice and location are table stakes. The difference is what sits above them, and whether you have to buy it separately.
See why VersaWe own the radio problem. You own the post.
Tell us the operation. We will come back with the right team for your account.
#NotYourProblem
When an incident happens, who is accountable?
Versa puts voice, video and a live dispatch view across every post, site or floor — so the person who answers for it can see the incident while it is still happening.
The minute after
The problem was never the radio.
Watch the minute. Each layer arrives as part of the same subscription — nothing here is a separate purchase.
The line-up
Three Products.
One Flexible Subscription.
Two field devices and the command console they report into. Priced per seat, replaced rather than repaired.
Versa Orion
The shoulder-worn family — voice, video and location in one issued unit.
See Orion →Versa Aries
The second field device in the line. Specification not yet issued.
See Aries →Versa Dispatcher
The command view — units, channels, flagged incidents and retained footage.
See Dispatcher →Solutions
Several industries already run on radio.
The throughline is the same everywhere: someone is accountable for what happens, and the record decides whether they can answer for it.
Private Security
Contract guarding tied to client accountability clauses — documentation decides renewal.
See the page →Property Management
Multi-site patrol staff and courtesy officers, liability spread across buildings under one operator.
See the page →Education & Campuses
Campus safety, facilities and front-office staff needing one channel on a lockdown or an ordinary day.
See the page →Hospitality & Gaming
Hotels, resorts and casino floors — heavy radio fleets already in place, on Versa’s home turf.
See the page →Retail & Malls
Loss prevention and mall security coordinating across a footprint too large to shout across.
See the page →Healthcare Facilities
Hospital and campus security, code response, visitor management — incidents where minutes are the story.
See the page →Transportation & Logistics
Fleet yards, terminals and warehouses already running dispatch-style coordination — just not on this platform.
See the page →Manufacturing & Industrial
Plant floors where safety radios are mandated but rarely networked or recorded.
See the page →Why Versa
Everyone sells the bottom of this list.
Voice and location are table stakes. The difference is what sits above them, and whether you have to buy it separately.
See why VersaWe own the radio problem. You own the post.
Tell us the operation. We will come back with the right team for your account.