You did everything right, then the connection died mid-workday. Proxigenta informs your manager, team, or other stakeholders that you've experienced an outage, making sure your key contacts don't worry and know what to expect.
You have a 9:00 weekly huddle with your manager and team leads, and a 1-on-1 alignment call right after. At 8:00, your internet goes down. Here is how your morning plays out.
Same outage. The only difference is whether your team got a heads-up.
Proxigenta watches your connection in the background. If you suddenly go offline during your work hours, it reaches out, typically within about 15 minutes, to the people you choose, in the order you choose, with a calm, professional message that says you're dealing with a connectivity issue and will be back. When you reconnect, it sends an all-clear.
No frantic texts from your phone. No “sorry, my internet died” walk-back an hour later. The explanation is already handled before anyone starts to wonder.
A lightweight app sits quietly in your menu bar and checks in every few minutes. No dashboards to babysit.
Add your manager, your team, a key client, whoever needs to know, then send each a one-tap confirmation. Once they accept, you decide who gets notified first and who's only looped in if you're still down.
If your connection holds, nothing happens. If it drops, proxigenta takes it from there and sends the all-clear within minutes once you're back.
Set escalation tiers so the right person is notified first and the wider team is only pulled in if the outage drags on.
Set your schedule and time zone. Evenings, weekends, and your lunch break are yours: the agent still checks in quietly, but proxigenta isn't paying attention then.
Get a check-in the instant an outage is detected. If you're actually fine, dismiss it and no one is notified.
Taking PTO or heading somewhere with no signal? Silence everything for an hour, a day, or until you're back, right from the menu bar.
Customize exactly what your contacts see, so it sounds like you and fits your workplace.
Proxigenta only knows whether your device is checking in. It does not track your network, your browsing, or what's on your screen, and it never sees your precise location. If you want, you can share a rough region (about 10 km across) so alerts can mention wider outages; it's off unless you turn it on. You decide who gets notified and what they're told, and you can change it anytime. It's a courtesy to your team, run on your terms.
No. The message is calm and professional: a connectivity outage, not an emergency. It actually reads as you being on top of things.
You get the first heads-up yourself. If you still have a way online, one click stops any notifications to your contacts.
Only during the hours you set. Outside them, and in Ghost mode, it stays silent.
Your contacts get periodic status updates so no one is left guessing, then a clear “back online” message when you reconnect.
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