PushPulse Tablet App
PushPulse Tablet App Overview
What is the PushPulse Tablet App?
The PushPulse Tablet App runs on the custom PushPulse Tablet and is designed for shared spaces like entrances, hallways, nurses’ stations, and offices. Once paired, it stays in a kiosk-style display and can also be used to trigger alerts (with a code) and receive alerts from other users.
Key concepts
Location: A physical site (campus, facility, building).
Space: A specific area within a location (Front Lobby, Children’s Wing, ICU Desk, etc.).
Paired device: A tablet that’s linked to your account and assigned to a space.
What you can do with the tablet
Pair the tablet using your org’s pairing code
Display a kiosk screen (location + space + time + weather)
Optionally show:
Logo
Calendar (embedded)
Slideshow or background image
Trigger approved alerts from the tablet (requires staff/admin code)
Receive alerts sent from mobile or web app
Pair (Link) a Tablet to Your Account
Before you start
You’ll need your org’s pairing code.
Where to find the pairing code
You can find the pairing code in either place:
Web app: Devices → Settings
Mobile app: Profile → scroll to bottom (Pairing Code, Admin Code, Staff Code)
Step-by-step: Pair a tablet
Open the PushPulse Tablet App on the tablet.
When prompted, enter your pairing code.
Choose the Location and then the Space you want the tablet assigned to.
Confirm pairing.
Once paired, the tablet enters kiosk mode automatically.
What happens after pairing?
The tablet displays a kiosk screen showing:
Location name
Space name
Time
Weather
The device will appear in the web app under Devices so admins can configure it.
If pairing fails
Try these quick checks:
Double-check the pairing code (and confirm you’re using the correct org’s code).
Confirm the tablet has an internet connection.
If you recently rotated codes, make sure you’re using the latest pairing code from Devices → Settings.
Using the Tablet: Kiosk Display & Sending Alerts
Kiosk display (default view)
After pairing, the tablet stays in a kiosk-style view and can show:
Location + space name
Time/date (optional)
Weather (optional)
Logo (optional)
Connection status (optional)
Calendar (optional)
Slideshow (optional)
These are controlled by an admin in the web app (see “Devices” articles below).
Triggering an alert from the tablet
The tablet includes a shield icon in the top-right corner for quickly starting an alert.
Start an alert
Tap the shield icon (top-right).
Enter a PIN:
Staff access code or Admin access code both work.
Select the alert you want to send.
A countdown begins. You can:
Type
send nowto send immediately, orCancel to stop the alert.
Tip: Consider limiting who knows the staff/admin codes. Treat them like keys.
Receiving alerts on the tablet
Tablets can also receive alerts sent from:
Mobile users
Web app users
Other authorized senders in your org
When an alert is received, it will display on the tablet based on your organization’s alert behavior.
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