EBS: System Requirements for Everbridge Suite, Everbridge Mobile Apps, and Visual Command Center

This article provides the browsers and browser versions that work well with Everbridge Suite, Everbridge Mobile Apps and Visual Command Center. All major features and functionality work without any disruptions to the user unless otherwise noted in this article. Everbridge develops our applications to function in browsers that support open standards and modern technologies.

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Recommended Browsers
Visual Command Center (VCC) and Peroptics
Everbridge Desktop Alerts Publishing Option
Everbridge Policy for Mobile OS Support
Important Browser Information
Revision History

Recommended Browsers

• The following browsers and computer system requirements are the ones used by Everbridge to test the functionality of the applications.
  • *.everbridge.net
  • *.everbridge.eu
• Everbridge does not test with any browser version that is currently not supported by the respective vendor.
• Everbridge recommends using the most recent versions of the browsers listed below.If you are using a recommended browser and a feature does not work as expected, determine if your browser is current or needs upgrading, or try using a different browser (in its latest version).

• Operating System Agnostic: SaaS applications are compatible with any operating system, including macOS, Windows, Linux, Android, and iOS12. Whether you’re using a Windows PC, a Mac, or even a smartphone, you can access SaaS applications without worrying about compatibility issues.

Visual Command Center (VCC) and Peroptics

A high-speed internet connection is required for VCC and Peroptics. In addition, Peroptics requires WebGL.

WebGL

The Peroptics Channel provides a rotating, continually updated display of current alerts, and is optimized for display on the large screens often used in command centers. Peroptics uses the software WebGL (Web Graphics Library) to provide 3D map capabilities in the browser. WebGL is a web standard, but its implementation depends on the individual browser. Note that you should not attempt to display Peroptics through a Remote Desktop Connection.

Verifying that your browser supports WebGL

Chrome

Navigate to 'chrome://gpu' and search for the following settings under Graphics Feature Status:

• WebGL: Hardware Accelerated
• WebGL2: Hardware Accelerated
• Canvas: Hardware Accelerated
• Rasterization: Hardware Accelerated

Firefox

Navigate to 'about:support' and check for the following settings in Graphics:

• WebGL Renderer: Does not say 'Blocked for your graphics driver version'
• WebGL2 Renderer: Does not say 'Blocked for your graphics driver version'
• AzureCanvasAccelerated: Does not show '0'

If WebGL is blocked or unsupported

Occasionally your IT team may enable or disable certain drivers in such a way that WebGL no longer runs. In other cases, updating to the latest drivers for your graphics adapter may resolve this problem.

*Touch navigation support varies by tablet/browser. Not all tablets/browsers are supported. 

Everbridge Desktop Alerts Publishing Option

Windows

• Windows 10, version 1709, and later. Windows 11
• Processors: 2
• Memory: 3 GB
• Disk Space: 200 MB
• Other: Requires MSIX installer support

Mac

• Everbridge supports the most current major version, plus the last two major released versions.
• For example, if iOS 15 is the current major version, then iOS versions 15, 14, and 13 are supported.
• Refer to Apple for the current version of your iOS device.
• 200MB Disk Space

Thin clients / Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI)

• The Everbridge 360™ desktop app may work in virtual environments, eg. Citrix or VMware, in general, but we recommend evaluating the compatibility of Everbridge 360™ with the specific Virtual Machine (VM) product considering all intended scenarios. Some Everbridge 360™ features may not be available depending on the custom configuration of the thin client environment.

Additional References

• https://support.snapcomms.com/s/article/data-sheet-a-minimum-requirements
• https://support.snapcomms.com/s/article/SnapComms-Desktop-Application-and-Network-Safe-Listing-Requirements
• Everbridge 360™ - App Deployment

Everbridge Policy for Mobile OS Support

The Everbridge mobile apps support the most recent major mobile operating systems (OS) releases. If you are experiencing issues with your mobile app, it is recommended to update your mobile OS version to the latest version. Everbridge apps may have limited support or not function as expected on older versions. To maintain privacy and security on your device, it is a best practice to install all security updates as they become available.

Device Requirements

For Apple iOS

• Everbridge supports the most current major version, plus the last two major released versions.
• For example, if iOS 15 is the current major version, then iOS versions 15, 14, and 13 are supported.
• Refer to Apple for the current version of your iOS device.

For Apple Watch

• Support for Apple Watch requires Series 2 or higher.

For Android

• Everbridge supports the most current major version, plus the last three major released versions.
• For example, if Android 12 is the current major version, then Android versions 12, 11, 10, and 9 are supported.
• Refer to Android for the current version of your Android device.

Mobile OS End of Life Policy

• Everbridge provides this standard End of Life policy for the support of mobile OS versions for transparency and awareness so you can plan accordingly.
• Each time a new iOS or Android version is released for general availability, Everbridge will support the new version and will stop supporting the third oldest major version on iOS or the fourth oldest version on Android.

Everbridge Mobile Apps Availability

Everbridge mobile apps may not be available in all countries. For information on country support,  please see knowledge base article EBS: In What Countries are the Everbridge Apps Available?
 

Important Browser Information

Revision History