Fawz's crowd management module doesn't count crowds itself and doesn't compete with the official systems already in place. It takes their outputs — counts, alerts and group movement (tafweej) schedules — and turns them into minutes of early warning, an activated field response and a recorded decision you can go back to.
The right decision is worth nothing if it doesn't reach the group leader in time. Fawz carries it down the chain and records who received it and when.
Each zone's limits are set by the operating authority. A level doesn't change on a single reading: the condition has to persist for a set time, so teams aren't worn down by false alarms.
Routine monitoring. Occupancy and accumulation rate visible for every zone.
Field risk assessment, the zone's team is alerted, and the countdown to red starts.
An emergency alert in Fawz ERMS, escalation along the chain of responsibility, a push to the field team and site commanders — and every decision sealed in the log.
Several sources per zone fused into one figure, with its uncertainty, accumulation rate and minutes left before amber and red.
Every crossing opens a field assessment and a decision recorded in a fingerprint-chained log that can't be edited without detection.
A risk register following the Jeddah Tool approach to mass-gathering risk assessment, with prevention and mitigation barriers for each hazard.
Group movement compared against the approved schedule, showing delays and early starts before they turn into congestion.
Heat-stress index per site, status of nearby health facilities, and a case register.
A crowd tab in the Fawz app: zone status, the task, and a field observation with a photo.