One core. Fifteen industries. 712 specified use cases.
WillowCreek is one industry-agnostic core plus configuration-only industry packs. A pack is terminology, dashboards, workflows, reports and default rules on the same engines. It's never new code. That's why one platform can serve fifteen industries without becoming fifteen products.
Same platform, your vocabulary
Seven universal roots
Every pack relabels the same seven platform roots: Person, Zone, Worker, Site, Equipment, Campus, Controller. A Patient in a hospital, a Resident in aged care and a Prisoner in a correctional centre are one root wearing the industry's own words.
Five questions, everywhere
Every pack answers the same five operational-awareness questions: where is it, what is happening, is it safe, does someone need to respond, and can the response be automated.
Configuration, never code
A pack changes what the platform is called and how it is worked, not what it is. The engines underneath (safety, location, rules, escalation, reporting) are identical in every industry.
One rule no pack can bend: a pack can never suppress, delay, downgrade or acknowledge a life-safety notification. Whatever the industry, duress behaves the same way: priority one at origination, escalated until a human acknowledges, and never gated by licence or commercial state.
Three live verticals
The duress and location-safety kernel ships today and is deployed in three verticals. Each pack's wider catalogue beyond that kernel is a specification, and each page says so plainly.
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Healthcare
The reference implementation. Staff duress and location safety for hospitals and health services. The alarm carries the right room, on the hardware you already own.
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Aged care
Resident assist call and carer duress that turn location into early, precise help, and into the evidence providers must show regulators. Dignity is the through-line.
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Corrections
Officer duress and custodial accountability, built for the review that follows: tamper-evident evidence, replay, and sovereignty inside the facility's own walls.
Explore corrections →Twelve more industries, specified in full
Each solution pack is a written catalogue of use cases, terminology, workflows and compliance templates for its industry. Every one is specified and mapped to the core engines that would deliver it. None of them runs today, and each pack page carries its whole catalogue so you can see exactly what was scoped rather than a summary of it.
Running todayLogistics
Yard, cross-dock and transport-hub operations that replace search-and-wait.
Running todayWarehousing
Faster, more accurate and measurably safer floor operations, reconciled against the WMS.
Running todayRetail
One live spatial picture for a thin-margin, high-footfall floor, privacy-first by design.
Running todayMuseums & galleries
Continuous, defensible accountability for irreplaceable objects.
Running todayGovernment
A live, auditable operational picture across a mixed estate: counters, courts, secure facilities, field work.
Running todayMining
Positioning, proximity and environmental context fused into graded, coordinated safety controls.
Running todayManufacturing
Coordinated shop-floor action instead of radios, spreadsheets and hunting.
Running todayEducation
A fast, dignified way to call for help, coordinate a lockdown and account for every person on campus.
Running todayHospitality
A panic press that reaches the right door, and a service request that reaches the best-placed worker.
Running todaySmart cities
Crews, vehicles, assets and public-safety events on one shared picture of the municipality.
Running todayAirports
One live operating picture of people, equipment and passengers across landside, sterile and airside.
Running todayPorts
Coordinated terminal action instead of radios, spreadsheets and after-the-fact reports.
The whole menu, visible from day one
Every pack is specified as a selectable catalogue of use cases, fifty in most industries and 712 across all fifteen, each carrying its own identifier so it can be scoped and tracked. A customer enables the subset they need and inherits the rest as latent capability on the same tags, the same infrastructure and the same core engines. A hospital that starts with staff duress already holds the wiring for asset search; a terminal that starts with pedestrian proximity already holds the wiring for muster. A vertical is never reduced to its wedge capability.
And because the packs share one core, the strongest use cases recur everywhere: mobile duress, evacuation muster, lone worker, vehicle–pedestrian proximity, asset search, incident replay. See the cross-industry use cases →
Start with your industry
Tell us the vocabulary your floor already speaks. We'll walk the platform in it.