Product And Technical Documentation

Documentation for buyers who need to understand the product before trusting it in live operations.

Clear comms. Live control. One operation.

This page summarises the customer-facing product documents and the public technical posture. Detailed implementation docs, endpoint contracts, and deployment runbooks are reviewed in the right technical evaluation context.

Customer Overview

Secure Radio supports the roles needed to run a live communication workflow.

The platform is designed around field users, dispatch operators, tenant administrators, and operational stakeholders. Each role gets a surface that matches the work rather than forcing everyone into the same generic interface.

Field Users

Fast radio-style operation

Android-first PTT, roster, map, messages, call alerts, and dispatch video requests for mobile teams.

Dispatch

Control-room visibility

Browser dispatch for roster awareness, talkgroups, messages, live status, selected-unit context, and supervision.

Admin

Operational governance

Tenant structure, device and operator control, permissions, telemetry, and support visibility.

Stakeholders

Rollout confidence

A phased path from starter trial to Guided Evaluation, with clear ownership for operations, support, and administration.

Free Trial Mechanics

The free trial proves the core workflow without making the first setup heavy.

A verified trial request can automatically provision one dispatch console and one Android radio with mandatory operator authentication, one OPS channel, one OPS talkgroup, and time-limited access.

Email Verification

Confirm before provisioning

The trial starts only after the requester confirms their work email address.

Onboarding Email

Everything needed in one place

Dispatch setup, Android setup, Android app download, version, checksum, and basic instructions.

QR Activation

Separate setup codes by surface

Dispatch scans a dispatch QR. Android scans a radio QR. Each applies only the credentials intended for that surface.

Operator PIN

Chosen during onboarding

PINs are not sent by email. The operator chooses the PIN after scanning the setup QR, then uses it to log in.

Technical Evaluation

The public technical model is deliberately clear without exposing proprietary implementation details.

Control Plane

Identity, policy, signalling, and coordination

Device auth, operator auth, tenant policy, talkgroup state, dispatch requests, and runtime coordination are handled centrally.

Media Layer

Real-time voice and optional video

Media sessions are short-lived and tied to authenticated runtime state, with voice remaining the operational default.

Telemetry

Observable operation

Runtime health, connected clients, media state, and support-relevant events are surfaced for diagnosis and service review.

Status

Public service health

The website status page checks marketing delivery, product API health, trial onboarding storage, and Android release availability.