Everything the department needs.
In one platform.

Hold-to-activate MAYDAY button captures last known assignment, sector, floor, PASS status, and air remaining.

Persistent red command state visible across all viewers until LOCATED → RESCUED. RIT designation (NFPA 1407) with equipment checklist. All MAYDAY history flows into the after-action report.

Per-firefighter SCBA tracking with bottle size (30/45/60 min) and real-time air countdown.

NFPA 1981 §6.5 automatic alarm at 25% remaining (audible + visual). NFPA 1404 exit-time calculation displayed per member. PASS armed/tested status (NFPA 1982).

Live position tracking integration points for SCBA telemetry hardware.

NFPA 1584 + MA OEMS STP-aligned rehab workflow for members operating at fires, hazmat incidents, training events, and extended operations.

Vital-sign capture, symptom screening, work/rest tracking, treatment notes, dual sign-off clearance, and return-to-duty decision support.

Printable audit-grade rehab records per member per incident so chiefs can prove the rehab process was followed.

Satellite scene map with sector pins (A/B/C/D) auto-placed around the incident.

NFPA 291 hydrant layer with color-coded flow capacity (blue ≥1500 gpm, green ≥1000, orange ≥500, red <500).

Toggleable GIS layers for water mains, parcels, building footprints, Knox boxes, FDCs, hazmat sites, utility shutoffs, road closures, evacuation zones, and draft sites/ponds.

Preplans capture construction type, occupancy, floors, square footage, hazards, utilities, Knox box location, FDC location, hydrant notes, photos, and floor plans.

NFPA 1620 review cycle tracking with one-click approval workflow that increments preplan version. NFPA 1142 required fire flow calculation with water supply classification.

Inspection findings flow into preplans automatically.

Code-based inspection workflow with checklist scoring, violation tracking, and reinspection scheduling.

Chemical inventory per business — name, UN number, CAS, hazard class, quantity, storage location, SDS status.

Built-in NFPA 472 / ERG quick reference. Inspection findings can be mapped as GIS points so crews see them on the response map.

Printable NERIS-ready incident report with department branding, structured transition fields, officer narrative, full timeline, MAYDAY history, PAR records, hose line summary, and crew/SCBA usage.

Friendly labels auto-map to NFIRS 5.0 transition codes on save while states move to NERIS.

Auto-narrative drafts from structured data — reviewable and editable. Hydrant flow tests follow NFPA 291 reporting format.

Webhook, email, or file drop from Central Square, ProPhoenix, NexGen, IamResponding — or even a text alert from a pager.

CAD-agnostic ingestion pipeline normalizes any vendor's format into a single incident model. Manual entry always available as fallback.

Prevention data becomes response intelligence. Tactical decisions feed the after-action report. Hazards spotted during inspection appear on the tactical map when the call comes in.

One database, one operating picture, one workflow — instead of five systems with no integration.