Eventide NexLog Communications Recorders and software are designed to meet the specialized needs of public safety and other critical communication users. Thousands of Eventide systems for Public Safety & Security Recording have been installed in over 50 countries for Police Agencies, Fire Departments, Ambulance Services, 9-1-1 Communication Centers, Hospitals, Transportation Networks, Airlines, Air Traffic Control Centers, Utilities, Oil & Gas Facilities, Mining Facilities, Government Agencies, and National Defense. We fully meet our customers’ needs for Safety & Security Recording through outstanding system reliability, extensive compatibility with communication systems, and continuous product innovation.
Eventide’s comprehensive product suite includes:
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NexLog 740 and NexLog 840 Communications Recorders
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MediaWorks PLUS Software for replay and incident management
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Quality Factor Software for agent & call-taker quality assurance measurement and scoring
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NEW! Enhanced Reporting Package for standard and customized reports
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Screen Recording for capture and replay of PC screen activity.
Eventide NexLog recording systems can record calls and media from an extremely wide range of communications systems, including
- E9-1-1 PSAP Systems
- Next Generation 9-1-1 (i3) systems
- APCO P25 Radio Systems (Motorola, Harris, Tait, EF Johnson, ISSI, OTAR)
- DMR, MOTOTRBO, NXDN, and MPT radio Systems (Tait, Motorola, Sepura, Fylde Micro, Icom, Kenwood, and more)
- Dispatching and Console Systems (Zetron, Avtec, Telex, Catalyst, Harris, Mindshare and many more)
- Broadband 4G-LTE Push to Talk (PTT) systems and applications
- Telephones (Digital, ISDN-BRI, Analog, VoIP, SIP, Cisco, Avaya, Siemens/Unify, Mitel and many others)
- Telephone Lines & Trunks (T1, E1, ISDN-PRI, ISDN30, ISDN2, Analog, SIP)
- Emergency Telephone Systems (Analog and SIP)
- Public Address / General Announcement (PAGA) Systems
- IP-based Intercom Systems for Corrections, Detention and Health facilities
- Air Traffic Control Voice Communication & Control Systems (VCCS)
- ED-137 Air Traffic Control Radios, ED-137 Consoles and ED-137 VCCS Systems
Founded in 1971 and headquartered in Little Ferry, NJ, Eventide developed the first digital logging recorder in 1989. Eventide communications logging systems empower public safety agencies, utilities, universities, transportation networks, and military agencies worldwide with advanced connectivity, exceptional incident management tools, and outstanding Linux-based system reliability.