Actall launches ATLAS Escort to modernize Bosch Security Escort systems

Actall has launched ATLAS Escort to help customers keep existing Bosch Security Escort hardware while replacing unsupported software and extending coverage with its ATLAS platform. The offering aims to cut disruption and give sites a phased path to modernization as Bosch Security Escort reaches end-of-life.

Why it matters: - Bosch Security Escort is at end-of-life, leaving customers with unsupported software, harder-to-find replacement parts, and pressure to replace systems that still include working hardware. - ATLAS Escort gives sites a way to preserve existing Bosch investments and modernize in phases instead of moving into a full rip-and-replace project. - The product is aimed at secure environments where location reliability, staff safety, and operational continuity matter.

What happened: - Actall Corporation announced the launch of ATLAS Escort for organizations still operating Bosch Security Escort installations. - The product re-engineers Actall’s ATLAS platform to work with existing Bosch Security Escort transponders, receivers, and installed infrastructure. - The launch lets customers replace the unsupported software layer with Actall’s supported HubSens location engine. - ATLAS Escort is available immediately.

The details: - ATLAS Escort processes location and telemetry data from existing Bosch hardware. - The platform makes that data available for alarms, monitoring, reporting, notifications, and integration with other security and operational systems. - Actall says it can support existing Bosch Security Escort installations with system maintenance and access to available replacement parts. - The ATLAS Escort development program includes both software and hardware. - The software available now extends the life of existing Bosch Security Escort systems. - Ongoing hardware development is intended to support continued improvement and modernization of the underlying technology. - Customers can add Actall ATLAS hardware to cover new buildings, rooms, outdoor areas, secure zones, or other parts of a site not included in the original installation. - Existing Bosch equipment and new Actall products can operate at the same time through the same software platform. - The system can normalize location data from different real-time location systems and technologies. - Actall’s ATLAS platform can combine Bosch Security Escort equipment, Actall ATLAS products, and other legacy or specialist systems within one supported platform. - The company says the platform can reduce dependence on one hardware generation or supplier. - More information is available here.

Between the lines: - ATLAS Escort is positioned as a bridge product, not just a support patch. - The approach gives customers room to match upgrades to budgets, lifecycle needs, and operational timelines. - The mix-and-match model also creates a path to better location accuracy, faster performance, and broader use cases where legacy Bosch coverage falls short. - Hampe said the goal is to let customers keep what works, add new capability where needed, and move toward a fully modernized ATLAS environment over time.

What's next: - Actall expects sites to assess compatibility, support requirements, integration needs, and modernization plans before making broader changes. - Organizations running Bosch Security Escort installations can now choose between maintaining current systems, expanding with ATLAS hardware, or planning a gradual transition to a more modern platform. - As older devices are replaced and site needs change, Actall is positioning ATLAS as a longer-term location technology roadmap.