About Exhail
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Exhail is simple to set up, discreet to use, and trusted by frontline teams across Australia. Start your free 30-day trial today – no credit card, no pressure, just peace of mind.
Panic buttons can be obvious. Exhail is discreet safety.
Too often, staff in high-pressure environments—clinics, reception areas, schools, support services—are left without a fast or discreet way to call for help. Panic buttons can be obvious. Calling out can worsen a situation. Exhail was built as a better solution: silent, immediate, and easy to use in the moment. We’ve spent years testing and refining it with real teams so it works exactly when and how you need it to.
Unlike traditional panic buttons that are often hard to reach, obvious to others, or unreliable under pressure, Exhail offers a modern, discreet solution your team can activate instantly—without drawing attention or escalating the situation.
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Exhail is developed by ORB Software Development, an experienced Australian team specialising in custom software and digital media solutions backed by expert support.
Why teams choose Exhail
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Who does exhail help?
When your team works with the public, uncertainty comes with the job. Whether it’s unpredictable behaviour, aggressive outbursts, or vulnerable individuals in distress, staff need a fast, discreet way to get help—without making things worse. Exhail was built for exactly that. No shouting. No sirens. Just quiet support when it’s needed most. Exhail is trusted by frontline teams across industries:
Healthcare & clinics
Doctors, nurses, and admin staff managing unpredictable patient behaviour
Mental health & disability services
Staff working with vulnerable or distressed individuals
Reception & customer service
Workers who are often first to face public aggression
Schools & education
Teachers or aides needing support without disrupting the class
Public service & hospitality
Libraries, councils, hotels and more where solo staff may be at risk
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