The Dorsal system is a world leader in reporting and alerting solutions. We take inputs and sightings from multiple technologies and process those outputs to our users and organisations in whatever medium they choose.
TECHNOLOGY
SIGHTINGS
API Intergration to other in water alert tech: Cleverbouys, Sonar, Tagging
Dorsal Drone: Search and Alert, pushing back sighting and GPS
Dorsal GPS: Areal Surveillance App to push sightings and GPS from the air
Dorsal Scan: Online scanning tool alerting to other public sightings
MANAGEMENT
Dorsal CMS: Stores all locations, users, alerts, stats and other information. Seperate logins and approval levels through secure login. Available through as app
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Dorsal Admin
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Volunters
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Goverment
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Life Savers
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Researchers
ALERTS
IOS/ Android App
Web
Social
1800/SMS
Watch Wearable
Other Web (API)
Dorsal Apps
Award winning mobile apps available on iOS and Android with consistent 4 - 5 star reviews. The app has a list and map view of official and user generated shark reports as well as the ability for our users to submit sightings.
Dorsal GPS
An easy way to log reports, the GPS app allows pilots and boat crew to hit a button while in the air or on water. The GPS coordinates, and optional information including the upload of photos/videos is then registered, logged and automatically generated into the Dorsal backend CMS.
Dorsal CMS
The Dorsal CMS is the backbone to the entire system, receiving and filtering all reports from the various input data and then pushing them out to Dorsal users. The system is hosted in the cloud, allowing Dorsal Moderators access from anywhere via desktop or mobile apps. It is here where moderators can receive, review, modify and publish shark reports. In addition to managing the reports, the CMS stores the location and user database, media, statistical dashboard, scanning library and provides verifying tools.
Dorsal Scan
A custom scan web tool that scans over 200 selected global websites every 5 minutes to alert moderators of shark reports, incidents or shark news. Reports can then be made with the relevant links and sighting details.
