Emergency Mustering

Fire Roll: Know Who Is On Site In Seconds

Fire roll uses clocking and access control data to generate instant evacuation lists. Know exactly who is on site, including visitors and contractors. Fire marshals mark people safe via mobile app.

The reality today

The fire alarm sounds. Reception is empty, the visitor book is on the desk. Someone runs to get it. Managers shout names at assembly points. Contractors who signed in this morning are not on any list. Five minutes later you still do not know if everyone is out.

Instant List

Roll call generates automatically when alarm triggers. No delays.

Everyone Included

Employees, visitors, contractors. All in one list from one system.

Mobile Access

Fire marshals use phones to mark people safe. Central dashboard shows progress.

Prove Compliance

Reports show response times and procedures followed. Evidence for audits.

Key Features

Everything you need, built in.

Instant roll call on alarm activation
Includes employees, visitors, contractors
Mobile app for fire marshals
Real-time marking of people as safe
Last known location tracking
Fire alarm panel integration
Automatic door release on alarm
Works offline with local storage
Battery backup for power cuts
Drill and evacuation reports
How It Works

How Emergency Mustering Works

Know exactly who is on site when it matters most.

1

Alarm Triggers

Fire alarm activates. System integrates with alarm panel.

2

Roll Generated

Instant list of everyone on site from clocking and access data.

3

Marshals Access

Fire marshals open mobile app, see their zone's list.

4

Mark Safe

Tap to mark each person as accounted for. Dashboard updates live.

5

Report

After evacuation, generate report showing times and completeness.

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Built for Your Sector

Manufacturing
Warehousing
Education
Healthcare
Construction
Multi-Tenant Buildings

About Fire Roll

When the fire alarm sounds, you need to know who is on site. Paper sign-in books stay at reception. Class registers are out of date. Head counts at assembly points miss visitors and contractors. Synel's fire roll system gives you an instant, accurate list of everyone who needs to be accounted for.

Instant Roll Call

The moment an alarm triggers, the system generates a list of everyone currently on site. This data comes from clocking terminals, access control readers and visitor sign-in. No manual compilation, no delays, no guesswork.

Everyone Included

The fire roll includes employees, visitors, contractors and anyone else who has signed in or clocked in. No one falls through the gaps between different systems. The receptionist's visitor book feeds the same roll call as the warehouse clocking terminal.

Mobile App for Fire Marshals

Fire marshals access the roll call on their mobile phones. They see who should be at their assembly point and mark people as accounted for. The central dashboard updates in real-time, showing who is still missing across all zones.

Last Known Location

For sites with multiple access readers, the system shows where each person last badged in. If someone is missing, you know which building or zone to search. This speeds up the process of confirming everyone is safe.

Fire Alarm Integration

The system integrates with your fire alarm panel. When the alarm activates, the roll call generates automatically. Access control doors can be configured to release, allowing free evacuation while maintaining the audit trail of who was where.

Works Offline

Clocking terminals store data locally. If the network fails during an emergency, the most recent data is still available. Battery backup keeps terminals running during power cuts. Your fire roll does not depend on everything working perfectly.

Drill Reports

After each drill or evacuation, generate reports showing response times, who was accounted for and how long it took. Use this data to improve procedures and demonstrate compliance to insurers and regulators.

Case Study
City of London School

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Pupils

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Security Perimeters

“Synel are an outstanding company to work with. The installation team were excellent throughout the project: hard-working, straightforward to deal with, and quick to understand our requirements. We have ended up with a great solution that we plan to expand upon as our needs develop.”

J

Joe Matthews

IT Systems Manager, City of London School

See how City of London School transformed their operations with Synel.

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Emergency Mustering FAQs

Common questions about emergency mustering answered.

How does emergency mustering work?

Emergency mustering provides instant roll call during evacuations. When a fire alarm activates, the system generates a real-time list of everyone on site based on access control and clocking data.

Fire marshals can mark individuals as safe using mobile devices or muster point readers. A central dashboard shows who is accounted for (Safe), who has not checked in (At Risk), and last known locations.

This replaces paper-based roll calls with real-time, accurate headcount data.

Can visitors be included in fire evacuation reports?

Yes. Synergy Visitor automatically includes all signed-in guests in evacuation reports.

When the fire alarm triggers, fire wardens see a complete list of everyone on site. Staff and visitors, not just employees.

Visitor badges include QR codes for quick sign-out, and the system tracks exactly who is accounted for and who might still be inside.

Can access control integrate with fire alarm systems?

Yes. Synel access control systems connect directly to building fire panels via the Adam Link controller.

Upon alarm activation, the system automatically unlocks designated doors, gates and turnstiles. Power is cut to magnetic locks, ensuring they fail-safe (unlock) instantly.

The system also generates instant roll call reports showing who is on site, supporting fire safety compliance and speeding up evacuation accountability.

Do clocking terminals work if the internet goes down?

Yes. Synel's data capture devices feature offline mode. If network connectivity is lost, terminals continue to verify users and store clocking data locally using their built-in memory.

Once connection is restored, data automatically uploads to the central server. No records are lost.

Devices also include battery backup to maintain operation during power outages, typically for up to two hours.

See fire roll in action

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