Windows notifications
New alerts are submitted to Windows notifications while the desktop application is running and authenticated.
Lockdown Link connects your Windows desktop to your Lockdown System, helping authorised users receive important site alerts and access lockdown notifications in one place.
Designed for Windows • Secure portal sign-in • System tray monitoring
Desktop Notify · Notifications
Critical alert · Example notification
Site: Head Office
A straightforward desktop companion for your organisation's Desktop Notify portal.
New alerts are submitted to Windows notifications while the desktop application is running and authenticated.
Review alerts from the current day in the app without replaying older notifications as popups on startup.
Keep the application running in the background when you close its main window.
Receive alerts according to authorised gateway subscriptions and the portal's site-access rules.
Authenticate with your Desktop Notify account and restore a valid desktop session when available.
Where authorised, initiate a critical lockdown alert with a confirmation step before submission.
No MQTT broker details or manual topic configuration needed for the current portal-connected application.
Download and run the Windows installer. Follow the setup wizard and choose whether to launch at sign-in.
Use your authorised Desktop Notify portal account. The application checks your desktop session and device access.
View today's alert history and receive new notifications while the application is connected and running.
Get the desktop companion for your organisation's Desktop Notify portal.
Yes. Sign in with an authorised portal account. Available alerts depend on your account, device and gateway access.
Closing the main window hides it in the system tray. Use the tray menu's Exit option to close the application completely.
The installer can offer an optional startup shortcut. This launches the app when your Windows user signs in, not before sign-in.
No. The application requests notifications from Windows, but delivery and visibility can be affected by operating-system settings, connectivity and device state. It is not a substitute for your organisation's emergency procedures.