A new layer of visibility for AED programs
An AED can be fully maintained and still be unavailable when it matters if nobody can quickly locate it. That is the problem TAG is designed to address.
TAG brings true AED GPS location intelligence into the TrackMyAED ecosystem, creating a stronger connection between the AED listed in your management records and the physical device in the field. For organizations responsible for AEDs across offices, schools, vehicles, public facilities, industrial sites or multiple locations, that additional visibility can change how quickly a missing or relocated device is identified.
Powered by Safe Life and available exclusively through The AEDShop, TAG introduces a simple idea: Do not just have an AED. TAG it.
From assigned location to actual location
Most AED programs record where a device is supposed to be: a reception area, gymnasium, vehicle, floor, cabinet or specific building. That information is essential, but it can become inaccurate when equipment moves.
An AED may be taken to an emergency and returned somewhere else. It may be relocated during renovations, moved between vehicles, transferred to another department or removed without authorization. TAG adds location awareness so authorized program managers have better information when the physical device no longer matches the expected location.
Through TrackMyAED, organizations can bring together the AED record, its assigned site and TAG location information in a more connected management experience.
What TAG adds to AED management
TAG is designed as a rugged location-tracking solution for AED programs. Key capabilities include indoor and outdoor location intelligence, custom geofencing, movement alerts and theft-recovery support. Its IP68 weatherproof construction is intended for demanding environments, and the system is designed for long-term deployment with up to 10 years of battery life depending on configuration, network conditions and use.
TAG is not intended to replace regular AED inspections, training or established emergency-response procedures. Instead, it adds another layer to a complete AED program: knowing not only whether the AED should be ready, but whether it is still where your team expects to find it.
TAG IT. TRACK IT. FIND IT.
TAG IT. Connect the TAG device to the appropriate AED deployment and associate it with the correct TrackMyAED record.
TRACK IT. Use authorized location information, geofences and movement alerts to help identify unexpected changes.
FIND IT. When an AED has been relocated, misplaced or potentially stolen, use available location intelligence to help focus the response and restore the device to its proper location.
The result is a more complete approach to AED oversight—readiness information and location intelligence working together.
Built for organizations of every size
True AED GPS can be valuable for a single mobile or publicly accessible AED, but the benefits become especially clear as a fleet grows. School boards, municipalities, corporations, utilities, construction operations, manufacturers, EMS organizations and multi-site businesses can all face the same challenge: equipment moves faster than records are updated.
TAG helps create a more current view of AED location while TrackMyAED continues to support the broader management program. For organizations responsible for many sites, this can reduce reliance on phone calls, spreadsheets and manual searches when a device is not where expected.
Make findability part of readiness
A rescue-ready AED needs current supplies, appropriate maintenance, accessibility and a known location. TAG expands the readiness conversation by making location accountability easier to manage.
Ask two questions about your AED program: Are our AEDs ready to respond? And can our team quickly confirm where they are?
With TrackMyAED and TAG, those two questions can be managed in a more connected way.
TAG, You’re It. Do not just have an AED. TAG it. TAG IT. TRACK IT. FIND IT.
Frequently asked questions
What is TAG True AED GPS?
TAG is a rugged location-tracking solution designed to add authorized AED location intelligence, geofencing, movement alerts and theft-recovery support through the TrackMyAED ecosystem.
Does TAG replace TrackMyAED?
No. TAG complements TrackMyAED. TrackMyAED supports AED program and readiness information, while TAG adds location visibility for the physical AED.
Can TAG be used indoors and outdoors?
TAG is designed to support indoor and outdoor location tracking. Performance can vary based on the environment, building materials, signal conditions, installation and configuration.
How long can the TAG battery last?
TAG is designed for up to 10 years of battery life, depending on configuration, reporting frequency, network conditions and use.
Who can benefit from AED GPS tracking?
Organizations of many sizes can benefit, particularly those managing public-facing, mobile, remote or multi-site AED deployments.
Take the next step
Want to make AED location part of your readiness program? Contact The AEDShop to learn how TAG True AED GPS and TrackMyAED can add greater visibility to your AED fleet.