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Finish the report. Keep the record.
Incident reporting and NERIS integration, with the people and apparatus from your department in the same system.
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Built for fire departments
Your department.
Connected.
Incident reporting, inventory, training, and certifications. One system for the work that keeps your department ready.
$1,736/year
Up to two stations.
Unlimited users.
Additional stations $1,736/year each. Applicable taxes extra. Pricing details.
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01 / Incident reporting02 / Equipment & inventory03 / Training & certifications
ONE SHARED PICTURE
Less hunting.
More knowing.
The call is only part of the job.
The reports, the equipment, the training. Give your department one place to keep up with it all.
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Know what’s on the rig.
Track equipment and supplies across stations and apparatus. Keep inventory, maintenance, and check-offs together.
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Keep your crew’s records current.
Track training attendance, hours, and certifications alongside your personnel records.
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A few things you might be wondering.
What’s included?
All modules and unlimited users are included, with regular updates and support. That includes incident reporting, inventory, training, and personnel certification records. Explore all features.
How does station pricing work?
The $1,736 annual base price covers up to two stations. Each station beyond two adds $1,736/year. Applicable taxes extra. See the pricing calculator and details.
Can we try it first?
Yes. The free trial runs for 30 days with full feature access and no credit card required to start. Start a trial whenever you’re ready.
What happens during a demo?
We’ll talk about your department’s needs and walk through the relevant workflows. Bring questions about reporting, existing records, stations, or anything you’d like to see before deciding.