PAssist is crafted to elevate your on-call service experience by seamlessly integrating with an SMS-based alert system. This cutting-edge application simplifies alert management, enabling users to concentrate on their tasks without unnecessary interruptions.
Features
The application activates automatically based on scheduled on-call events in your calendar and offers the following functionalities during your on-call shifts:
• Initiates an alarm upon receiving an SMS from the operations center and allows for acknowledgment via SMS once the user confirms the alarm.
• Monitors phone signal strength and alerts you if the signal is weak or lost.
• Automatically adjusts ringtone volume according to your day and night settings.
• Records alert incidents, including start and end times, along with all related SMS messages.
• Oversees and acknowledges periodic test alarms to ensure the alarm system functions properly from start to finish.
Additional features available regardless of your on-call status include:
• On-call event calendar
• Comprehensive history of all alert incidents
SMS Permissions
To enable its functionalities, PAssist requires permission to send and receive SMS messages. Since Google no longer grants these permissions, a compatible SMS adapter is necessary.
PAssist is Free and Open Source
PAssist is available at no cost. The source code can be accessed as open-source under the Apache-2.0 license. If you find PAssist beneficial and use it regularly for your on-call responsibilities, a voluntary donation through in-app purchases is greatly appreciated.
Disclaimer
Using PAssist is at your own risk. The author does not accept liability for any application malfunctions. Warranty claims are not applicable.
Feedback and Support
Your input is crucial! Whether you have bug reports, feature suggestions, or general feedback, we encourage you to get in touch. Constructive feedback is essential for enhancing the application and ensuring it effectively meets user needs.
FAQ
Q: Does PAssist require SMS permissions?
A: Yes, PAssist requires permission to send and receive SMS messages to function properly. However, since Google no longer grants these permissions, a compatible SMS adapter is necessary.
Q: What is an SMS adapter, and how do I get one?
A: An SMS adapter is a third-party application that grants PAssist the necessary SMS permissions. You can find and install a compatible SMS adapter from the Google Play Store or another trusted source.
Q: How does PAssist know when I am on call?
A: PAssist automatically activates based on the on-call events scheduled in your calendar. Make sure your calendar is properly configured and synced with PAssist for seamless activation.
Version History
v2.16.6-Univers——17 Mar 2025
On-call assistant for SMS based alerting systems Download the latest version of PAssist 2.16.6-Univers to enjoy new features and updates immediately!
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