Fire operations,
reimagined.
Tactical command, firefighter accountability, pre-incident planning, and NERIS-ready reporting — all in one operating picture.
Every phase of the call,
connected.
Prevention data becomes response intelligence. Tactical decisions feed the after-action report. No copy-paste between five systems.
Tactical command board
Unit board with assignments, sectors, PAR timers, MAYDAY workflow, and ICS hierarchy. Built around NFPA 1561 and NFPA 1500 §8.5.5 accountability.
NERIS V1 Compatible
Verified on the FSRI Integration Partners list. NFIRS 5.0 codes stay mapped during your state's transition.
Firefighter rehab
Live vital-sign evaluation with dual sign-off clearance. Audit-grade printable record per member per incident.
MAYDAY workflow
Persistent red command state, last-known location, PASS device, air remaining, RIT operations, resolution tracking.
Scene map + layers
Satellite map with hydrants (NFPA 291), water mains, building footprints, hazmat sites, Knox boxes, and evacuation zones.
SCBA per-firefighter tracking
NFPA 1981 25% low-air alarm, NFPA 1404 exit-time calculation, live position tracking. One PAR check covers every crew member.
Works with any CAD
Webhook, email, or file drop from Central Square, ProPhoenix, NexGen, IamResponding — or a text alert from a pager.
Inspections that feed dispatch
Every inspection finding becomes a GIS point crews see on response. Chemicals, hazards, Knox boxes, standpipe locations.
One incident.
Both departments.
Dispatch, command, and mutual aid — same tactical board, on both chiefs' tablets. No radio brief required.
- 01Dispatch drops in
- 02Command board fills
- 03Mutual aid sees the same board
Prevention. Response. After-action.
Most fire-service tools handle one piece. Piran Command closes the loop so the data each phase generates is useful in the next.
Prevention
Inspections capture hazards, chemicals, and access points. Each finding becomes a GIS feature mapped to the address.
Response
When the call comes in, the tactical map already shows hydrants, hazmat sites, building footprints, Knox boxes, and any inspection-flagged hazards at the address.
After-action
Auto-narrative draft uses unit assignments, timeline events, hose lines, MAYDAY history, and PAR records. NERIS-ready reporting keeps NFIRS transition codes mapped on save.
See how it fits your department.
A 30-minute walkthrough with your data, your protocols, and your current tools in mind.