Phones, stations, vehicles, responders' phones and the agencies next door. Priority One brings them into the call instead of leaving a dispatcher to copy between screens.
CAD incidents push to Active911 with the address, type and notes, so responders get mapped alerts with navigation.
Network-based station alerting: tones, PA announcements and display screens at the station, driven by the assignment.
Outbound alerting that goes with the dispatch, including volunteers' phones and pagers.
Incoming 911 calls populate caller name, address and callback number into a new incident.
Address points, street centrelines, town boundaries and response areas from standard GIS files, into one spatial database.
Share incidents with a neighbouring centre — request units, pass calls and keep both records in step.
The in-vehicle system, connected through the P1 API over HTTPS: live calls, statuses, notes, premise cautions and your own map.
A mobile app for station dashboards: active calls, station assignments and alert tones on tablets and wall displays.
Vehicle positions from GPS hardware feed the dispatch map and travel-time recommendations, with history kept for playback.
The MDT runs on ruggedised laptops and tablets from the major manufacturers — any Windows device in the field.
Console-to-radio integration for unit ID decoding and emergency button alerts feeding the CAD.
Incident data, demographics and transport details bridged into your electronic patient care reporting software.
Closed incidents bridged into your RMS — incident data, involved persons and vehicles, and dispositions.
NFIRS, NIBRS and NEMSIS exports from the call record, validated before they leave — with the details a CAD does not capture flagged for your RMS or ePCR.
Your own tools, dashboards and partners on your data — calls, units and the map, with keys you control.
If your agency relies on a system that isn't listed, ask. We'd rather build the right link than have a dispatcher copy between screens.