Speaker identity on every transmission
A user can change the display name, but the permanent User ID remains the same — making every transmission identifiable.
iiiCOM turns Push-to-Talk into a modern operational communication system — with identifiable users, structured rooms, company administration, SOS and professional hardware.
Traditional radio traffic can be anonymous. In iiiCOM, every user has a permanent unique ID, a display name, a visible speaking identity and an accountable place inside the communication structure.
A user can change the display name, but the permanent User ID remains the same — making every transmission identifiable.
Separate communication into Global, Local, Private and Company contexts instead of placing everyone into one undifferentiated channel.
Fast voice communication built around a focused PTT experience — on mobile, desktop and dedicated physical devices.
If a user causes interference, an admin can lock that user's microphone on a schedule or indefinitely. The user can continue listening, but cannot transmit.
Dedicated emergency actions are separated from normal PTT so urgent instructions are clear, visible and hard to miss.
The same communication model can extend from smartphones to Windows workstations and fixed physical PTT stations.
A software-based PTT platform can connect people across workplaces, cities and countries while keeping room structure and user identity consistent.
From transport and manufacturing to hospitals, hotels and field operations, iiiCOM can adapt to the way different teams work.
iiiCOM separates everyday public communication, personal private rooms and company-managed operations so each user gets the level of access that matches the way they work.
Install iiiCOM and start using the two free communication modes immediately.
For users who need conversations that stay inside their own private rooms.
When a user belongs to an iiiCOM company account, the Company area activates automatically and company-specific capabilities become available.
The interface keeps the core PTT action familiar while adapting the available rooms and controls to the user's context.
Use the full Windows client when you need it, or let iiiCOM remain quietly in the background while you work, collaborate or play. Incoming communication can surface without taking over your desktop.
Authorized managers get a dedicated company management environment to define rooms, manage users, assign roles and control who can access what.
When a user triggers SOS, the manager and members of that user's room are notified that the person needs help. The user's location is sent to the manager, and the SOS alert repeats every three minutes while it remains active.
The request is tied to the user's permanent identity.
People in the same room know who needs help.
The manager receives the user's current SOS location information.
The cycle continues while the SOS is active, until the manager takes action.

For locations that need a permanent operating point, iiiCOM can be used with a desktop physical device and hand microphone — while staying inside the same communication environment as mobile and desktop users.
iiiCOM is being developed for international use — connecting operational users without losing room structure, company control or permanent user identity.
Use the general contact form for questions, or send a company application with the number of users and physical desktop devices you expect to need.