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Robofy Resilience

Run every drill and preparedness check without a spreadsheet

Evacuation drills, earthquake-kit checks and family reunification plans only protect people if everyone takes part and you can prove it. Robofy runs them as scheduled WhatsApp flows, chases non-responders automatically and gives your safety team a record that stands up to an audit.

Preparedness is mandatory. Tracking it is still manual.

In Turkey, the Regulation on Emergencies in Workplaces requires employers to run emergency drills at least once a year. Many companies go further, with quarterly evacuation drills and regular checks that employees keep an earthquake kit (deprem çantası) ready.

The requirement is clear; the tracking is not. Participation is recorded on paper sign-in sheets at assembly points, kit checks rely on the honour system, and a safety officer spends weeks merging lists from different buildings into one spreadsheet.

When an auditor, the board or an insurer asks who took part, who is ready and who was never reached, the honest answer is often that nobody knows for sure.

What manual drill tracking costs you

  • Gaps you only discover in a real emergency

    If you do not know who skipped the drill or has no kit, you find out on the day it matters most.

  • Weeks of administration after every drill

    Collecting, typing up and reconciling paper forms from several buildings takes far longer than the drill itself.

  • Records that do not hold up

    Handwritten lists are incomplete, hard to search and easy to question, which weakens your position in an audit or after an incident.

Illustrative scenario: quarterly drills at a corporate headquarters

Vertex Holding is a fictional company. This scenario illustrates how the platform works; it is not a customer case study.

Vertex Holding’s headquarters campus has 3,000 employees across five buildings. Its occupational health and safety officer runs a quarterly earthquake-kit check and an evacuation drill, and must be able to show participation for every building.

Before: clipboards and spreadsheets

  • Floor wardens carry paper sign-in sheets to five assembly points.
  • The kit check is an email asking employees to confirm, which most ignore.
  • Merging the lists takes the safety officer about two weeks after each drill.
  • Nobody can say with confidence who was absent, or why.

After: scheduled WhatsApp flows

  • The quarterly kit check is scheduled once and sent automatically to all 3,000 employees.
  • Employees confirm each item with buttons: water, torch, first-aid kit, power bank and copies of documents.
  • During the evacuation drill, employees tap “I’m at the assembly point” and share their location.
  • Non-responders get an automatic reminder after 24 hours and are flagged to their manager after 48.
  • The safety officer exports a report by building and department the same week.

Drill day

  1. 10:00The alarm sounds and the evacuation flow goes out to all five buildings.
  2. 10:02Check-ins start arriving: “I’m at the assembly point”, with location.
  3. 10:12The dashboard shows arrivals by building; floor wardens see who is still missing.
  4. 10:20Employees who answered “Not on site today” drop off the missing list.
  5. 10:30Drill closed; a short follow-up survey about exit routes and obstacles goes out.
  6. 14:00Report exported for the health and safety file.

How Robofy runs drills and preparedness checks

The platform that handles real emergencies also runs your drills, so employees practise with exactly the flow they will receive on the day.

  1. Schedule

    Set up recurring flows for kit checks, evacuation drills and family reunification plans, and target them by building, site or department.

  2. Notify

    Employees receive the check or drill instructions on WhatsApp, delivered in under five seconds, with no app to install.

  3. Confirm

    Buttons capture structured answers: kit items confirmed, arrived at the assembly point, not on site today.

  4. Follow up

    Reminders go to non-responders automatically, and anyone still missing is flagged to their manager or floor warden.

  5. Report

    Dashboards show participation and readiness by building and department, and timestamped reports export straight into your health and safety records.

Paper-based drills vs. Robofy

ComparedPaper sheets and emailRobofy on WhatsApp
Reaching every employeeAnnouncements and emailA direct WhatsApp message to each person
Recording participationHandwritten sign-in sheetsOne-tap check-in with location
Kit checksSelf-declared by email, if at allItem-by-item confirmation
Non-respondersChased manuallyAutomatic reminders and escalation
Report for auditsWeeks of manual workExported with timestamps the same day
Link to real emergenciesA separate processThe same flows as a real event

Drill on the platform you will rely on

Everything behind the drill scenario is part of the platform used for real incidents.

  • <5s

    Message delivery

    From the moment a broadcast is triggered to the message arriving on the recipient’s WhatsApp.

  • 10,000+

    Concurrent recipients

    Tested with more than 10,000 recipients messaged at the same time.

  • 99.99%

    Uptime on AWS Multi-AZ

    Redundant across multiple AWS Availability Zones, so losing a single data centre does not stop your messages.

  • Mobile panel

    Mobile governance panel

    Launch, approve and monitor broadcasts from a phone, even when nobody can get to a laptop.

  • Audit logs

    Full audit trail

    Broadcasts, deliveries, replies and data access are logged with timestamps, and reports can be exported for auditors.

  • 2FA + RBAC

    Access control

    Two-factor authentication and role-based permissions control who can prepare, launch and view each broadcast.

  • ISO 27001, KVKK, GDPR

    Compliance

    Operated in line with ISO 27001, KVKK and GDPR, with a data processing agreement signed with every enterprise client.

  • Official government integrations

    Official hazard data

    Integrated with the Turkish Incident Organizations to detect earthquakes and severe weather as they are published.

Read our KVKK & GDPR notice

Frequently asked questions

How often do we have to run emergency drills in Turkey?

The Regulation on Emergencies in Workplaces requires drills at least once a year (every six months in mines), with the results reviewed and corrective actions taken. Many companies choose to drill more often, for example every quarter.

Can we schedule recurring checks?

Yes. Set up a kit check or drill once and Robofy sends it on your schedule, for example every quarter, to the right buildings and departments.

Does it work across several buildings or sites?

Yes. Employees are grouped by building or site and department, and dashboards and reports break results down the same way.

Can we prove participation during an audit?

Yes. Every check-in and confirmation is timestamped, and reports can be exported by building and department for your occupational health and safety records.

What about employees who do not use WhatsApp?

Robofy can use other messaging services such as; Telegram, Bip and SMS or IVR for anyone who is not reachable on WhatsApp.

Is employee data handled in line with KVKK?

Yes. The platform is operated in line with ISO 27001, KVKK and GDPR, with encryption, role-based access and audit logs. Our KVKK & GDPR notice explains what data is processed and for how long.

Regulatory references are summarised for general information and are not legal advice.

Make your next drill the last one you track on paper

See a scheduled kit check and evacuation drill flow for your own buildings in a 15-minute demo.