ServiceNow launches emergency app to fight coronavirus

American company Current serviceThe company focuses on cloud computing and recently released four applications that are designed to help governments and companies respond to requests faster through a new variant of the coronavirus (Covid-19).

The products that non-customers can use for free before September 30 are as follows:

• Emergency response: The solution is based on the work between the company and the Washington State Department of Health, which can automatically perform role assignment and resource activation during the event planning process. With it, it is possible for administrators to manage emergency response resources and allocate and plan all relevant personnel in the project.
• Emergency outreach: During a crisis, this workflow uses the Now Platform to help companies connect with employees to assess the impact. Employers can be contacted by e-mail to deliver information and security measures, or they can request a reply to confirm the safety and location of the employee. Employers can also use ServiceNow’s Now Mobile App to send notifications via mobile devices to receive feedback from employees.
• Emergency self-report: This workflow can help employees inform their employers that they have been quarantined, when to return to work, and provide support for the employer’s workflow.
• Emergency exposure management: When the company discovers that an employee has been diagnosed with a disease, this workflow will help them identify other people who may be exposed based on the employee’s meeting history and workplace.

“No one is more effective than all of us in this fight to flatten the COVID-19 curve. [juntos]Said Bill McDermott, President and CEO of ServiceNow.

“These ServiceNow apps will allow emergency care, self-notification and exposure management, which is exactly what organizations need to take immediately to help people through this crisis,” the executive added.

All solutions can be accessed on the company website.

Internally, ServiceNow stated that all of its employees have been working remotely since March 11, and the company has donated $100,000 to the company. International Medical Team and CDC Foundation, To help medical institutions fight the virus.