Your entire dispatch operation on one platform — call intake, dispatching, mapping, mobile and alerting, from the ring to the clear.
Every part of Priority One ships together and shares one data model — so the console, the vehicle and the map never disagree about where a call is or who is on it.
Call intake and dispatching laid out the way your centre actually works.
The same system in the vehicle as on the wall — status, calls, notes and position.
Streets, addresses, response areas and pre-sites from your GIS — not a generic basemap.
Tones out with the dispatch, and the call reaches the systems your people already carry.
Law, fire and EMS dispatch the same call in different ways. Statuses, natures, dispositions, geography and plans are set per agency — on one shared incident.
Patrol, beats and self-initiated activity that is as easy to log as a dispatched call.
Law enforcementBox alarms, alarm levels as waves, mutual aid and station alerting with the dispatch.
Fire serviceTransport statuses, closest hospital by travel time, move-up and NEMSIS from the record.
Emergency medicalOne room, several disciplines, overlapping county coverage — each agency with its own rules.
Communications centresNothing is an add-on that has to be introduced to the rest of the system.
Cross streets, common names and block ranges, with the call editor laid out for the position.
Response areas come from your boundaries; the plan asks for capabilities, not unit numbers.
Crews change their own status; the room sees it immediately, and so does everyone on the call.
Per-agency dispositions on one shared incident, and every change kept as history.
Dispatch runs on shared consoles. The record still has to say who did what — so every account, every permission and every change belongs to one person.
Not because it lacks features. Because of what it costs you to use them.
CAD, mobile, mapping and alerting from four companies — and the seams break at 3 a.m.
Every dispatcher, every MDT, every add-on — metered and marked up.
Want a different call layout or workflow? Open a ticket and wait a quarter.
Boards that lag, statuses that fight each other, refreshes that miss the update.
An MDT that doesn't match the console — so the field and the room disagree.
Reporting locked behind exports that never quite fit NIBRS, NFIRS or NEMSIS.
Some agencies want the servers gone. Some cannot put dispatch anywhere but their own network. P1 is the same product either way — the same console, the same mobile, the same data model.
Phones, radios, vehicles, stations and the agencies next door. P1 brings them into the call instead of leaving a dispatcher to copy between screens.
A working demo on your own addresses and your own units — not a slide deck. Bring the dispatcher who will have to use it at 3 a.m.