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Aries — Field device

Aries is in the line-up. The specification is not published yet.

Aries ships on the same terms as the rest of the line — per seat, per month, Versa property, replaced rather than repaired. What it does differently is not ours to state until the specification is issued.

What it does

What holds true for every device in the line.

On the subscription

Aries arrives as part of the per-seat rate. No purchase order, no depreciation schedule, no asset register entry.

Visible in Dispatcher

Every issued unit appears in the command view — on shift, on channel, on the map.

Replaced, not repaired

A unit fails and a replacement ships. The post does not stand empty waiting on a repair queue.

Specification

Built for one job.

Aries does one thing: voice, reliably, over nationwide cellular. Hardware condition isn't something you have to track — that's what the subscription covers.

Voice — push-to-talk Included. Individual, group and emergency calling over nationwide cellular.
Video capture Not included. Aries is voice-only by design; pair with Orion Command as Command Duo for a seat that needs both.
Data use Push-to-talk voice only. No general internet, streaming, tethering or hotspot.
Hardware coverage Replace, never repair. Versa owns the device and the risk for the life of the subscription.
Commercial terms Per seat, per month.

How it is sold

One rate, per seat, per month.

Aries is not sold as hardware. It arrives as part of the subscription and stays Versa property — a unit fails, a replacement ships, no post stands empty.

No capital outlay

No purchase order, no depreciation schedule.

Replace, never repair

A replacement unit ships instead of a repair ticket.

Scale by the seat

Win a contract, add seats. The contractual minimum is ten.

Service level in writing

What we owe you sits in the agreement.

Ask us what Aries is for on your operation.

See it running on your own posts, not on a slide.