By the end of August, around 150 clusters have been reported in the capital, so that Jakarta reinstated a city-wide lockdown on September 14.

There has been an increasing number of coronavirus cases in office clusters in Jakarta and other major Indonesian cities in the past few months. The new service is free for Hadirr users. “We hope this new contact tracing service can help companies and the government in the implementation of the ‘three T’-test, tracing, and treatment-which is essential to reduce the alarming spread of COVID-19 in Indonesia, especially in office areas,” said Afia Fitriati, co-founder and CEO of Hadirr, and its parent company Gadjian. Indonesia also launched several apps with similar functions such as PeduliLindungi, 10 Rumah Aman, and Inarisk, with mixed success. Singapore was one of the first countries with a Bluetooth solution called TraceTogether.

Since the outbreak of the virus, many governments and tech companies have been rolling out contact tracing apps to help citizens monitor transmissions. This way, the system helps companies to prevent shutting down an entire office to avoid further transmissions. When an infected employee self-reports to HR, the system promptly provides a list of other workers who could have been in contact during 14 days, so that HR can send out an alert. It allows employers to identify who might have come into contact with someone infected.

Powerful and unique analytic tool, created based on Indonesian market demand. The feature relies on Bluetooth signals emitted from mobile phones to locate other co-workers nearby. Digitalizing the monitoring and follow up process in real-time To manage risks and improve facility management by digitizing inspections, remote monitoring, and providing actionable insights in real-time To improve retail. Indonesian office “attendance” app Hadirr on Thursday launched a contact tracing feature that enables companies to detect virus exposure and interaction, manage employee proximity inside office buildings, and send notifications to staff members about potential exposure to COVID-19.