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No-code platform for mission-critical operations, configurable per industry with a built-in AI assistant

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  • Deployment Cloud Based
  • Starting price Quoted on request
  • Free trial Not offered
  • Best for Medium Business, Large Enterprise

What is Veoci?

Veoci is a cloud platform for mission-critical operations covering emergency management, business continuity, incident response and mass notification, and its defining characteristic is that it is a no-code platform rather than a fixed application.

The vendor puts the argument plainly: spend your time using your solutions, not coding them. That matters more in this category than in most, because resilience requirements are unusually organisation-specific. An airport's irregular operations procedure, a hospital's surge protocol and a university's campus emergency plan share almost no structure, and a product built around one of them fits the others badly. A configurable platform lets each organisation encode its own procedures rather than adapting to somebody else's model of them.

The risk of no-code platforms is the mirror image: they can arrive as an empty toolkit requiring someone to design everything. Veoci addresses that with industry-specific solutions published for aviation, government, education, hospitals and healthcare, finance and enterprise, and utilities, so configuration starts from a working model of the sector.

Aviation being first among those is notable, since airport operations carry unusually formal and heavily regulated continuity requirements around irregular operations, and a platform used in that environment has been tested against demanding constraints.

Mass notification is included alongside planning, keeping the plan and the means of executing it in one system, and emergency management covers the full response cycle.

Veoci VIA is the built-in AI assistant designed for mission-critical operations. AI in this setting is a careful proposition, since an assistant that hallucinates during an emergency is worse than no assistant, so purpose-built rather than general is the right claim.

Training, guides, case studies and webinars are published. Pricing is not published.

Key Features of Veoci

  • No-code configurable platform
  • Emergency management across the response cycle
  • Business continuity planning
  • Incident management and coordination
  • Mass notification
  • Veoci VIA AI assistant for operations
  • Industry solutions for aviation and airports
  • Government and public sector configurations
  • Hospital and healthcare incident planning
  • Education and campus emergency management
  • Utilities and enterprise configurations
  • Training and solution-building support

Veoci Pricing

Quoted

Quoted on request

No pricing is published. Normally quoted on users and applications deployed on the platform.

Veoci Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
Desktop
  • Web App
Mobile
  • Android
  • iOS
Built for
  • Medium Business
  • Large Enterprise
Support
  • Email
  • Phone
Public API
Yes
Free trial
No
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No
Website
veoci.com

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Veoci FAQs

No pricing is published. Operations platforms are normally quoted on users and applications deployed, so establish how many solutions you would build and who needs access before requesting a quote.

Because resilience requirements are organisation-specific. An airport's irregular operations procedure, a hospital's surge protocol and a campus emergency plan share almost no structure, so fixed applications fit most organisations badly.

It can be, which is why industry-specific solutions are published for aviation, government, education, healthcare, finance and utilities. Configuration starts from a working sector model rather than a blank canvas.

Airport operations carry unusually formal and heavily regulated continuity requirements around irregular operations, so a platform proven there has been tested against demanding constraints.

Carefully. An assistant that hallucinates during an emergency is worse than none, so purpose-built for mission-critical operations rather than general-purpose is the right claim to verify in a demonstration.