Efficiency counts

Contact tracing is essential to the health of your organization’s employees and visitors. Up to 79.9% of COVID-19 transmissions can be prevented with immediate testing and tracing. But manual tracing methods, which are slow, labor-intensive and often inaccurate, can cost valuable time and resources. A three-day reporting delay reduces effectiveness to 41.8%, while a seven-day delay prevents just 4.9% of transmissions.1

 

Protecting health — and privacy

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Best-in-class devices

Long-lasting Bluetooth® Low Energy (BLE) wearables leverage unique IDs to encourage social distancing and securely log proximity and location events.

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Fast, accurate, private

Data is kept anonymized unless a confirmed case is initiated through Connected Platform. Accurate tracing results are returned in minutes — not days.

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Easy pricing model

Simplify planning and budgeting with one low, monthly, per-user subscription that covers both the cost of your devices and access to Connected Platform.

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Contact tracing 101

Get an inside look at Connected Platform for Contact Tracing. In this on-demand webinar, experts from Insight and Microshare explore how devices and software come together to create a simple, yet comprehensive solution.

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A visual guide to contact tracing

It takes just a few basic components and policies to securely manage contact tracing across your organization. Get a step-by-step overview of how our solution integrates seamlessly into the workday.

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A smarter, safer workplace starts here.

Insight Connected Platform for Contact Tracing provides the simple, scalable foundation for a robust detection and prevention strategy.

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1 Bonton, M., Bootsma, M., Kretzchmar, M., Rozhnova, G., Van Boven, M., & Van De Wijgert, J. (2020, July 16). Impact of Delays on Effectiveness of Contact Tracing Strategies for COVID-19: A Modeling Study. The Lancet Public Health.