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Watching the FIFA World Cup with friends while on call? Being on call doesn't have to mean missing out on life's biggest moments. Whether you're at a packed sports bar, hosting a watch party, or cheering on your favorite team, critical incidents can happen when you least expect them. That's why IT teams rely on OnPage's persistent, attention-grabbing mobile alerts. Unlike emails, texts, or traditional notifications that can get lost in the noise, OnPage's critical alerts are designed to break through distractions and ensure urgent issues are never missed.

Learn how override schedules work in OnPage and how admins can quickly manage temporary on-call coverage changes without rebuilding the entire schedule. With OnPage overrides, teams can adjust coverage for vacations, sick days, shift swaps, after-hours changes or last-minute availability issues. During the override window, alerts are automatically routed to the covering responder. Once the override ends, the schedule returns to the regular on-call rotation.

Take a quick walkthrough of what’s new in the updated OnPage Enterprise Management Console. In this video, we highlight the latest updates designed to give admins more visibility, flexibility and self-service control across critical communication workflows. You’ll see what’s new across the console, including: The updated Enterprise Management Console helps teams manage on-call schedules, critical alerts, escalation workflows and Dedicated Lines more efficiently from one centralized place.

When managing properties and facilities remotely, every minute matters. Whether it's an HVAC failure, maintenance request, or after-hours emergency, critical issues need immediate attention. Traditional communication methods like phone calls, emails, and text messages can easily be missed, delaying response times and impacting tenant satisfaction. In this video, discover how OnPage helps property managers and facilities teams receive critical alerts in real time, coordinate responses faster, and maintain visibility throughout the incident lifecycle.