Add a Command Item
Add a unit or task to the command board — name it, pick a worksheet template, and link the map objects that show where the work is happening.
The incident command workspace, PAR, tasks, units, and timers.
View all tagsAdd a unit or task to the command board — name it, pick a worksheet template, and link the map objects that show where the work is happening.
Pick a radio position or command channel, choose a tone or pre-recorded message, then connect, receive, and transmit from one command panel.
Check which qualifications are on scene, viewed by person, by unit, or by certification, with a live count beside every row.
Add, change, or clear the short note attached to a unit or a command task so everyone reading the command board sees the same status.
See every unit and every person committed to the incident in one searchable list, with board locations and one-tap contact cards.
The five tabs across the top of Command View — Command, Info, Maps, Comms, and Additional — how to move between them and how their unread badges work.
Create incident timers with alert intervals, then start, stop, reset, edit or delete them — with rows that turn red the moment a benchmark is reached.
The full command workspace for running an incident — the command board, the command tools menu, the incident tabs, and the incident clock in one screen.
Open the read-only contact card for any person you tap while working in the command views, without losing your place in the list.
The slide-out command tools menu inside Command View — open PAR, Resources, Timers, and Audio Hub, and switch the command board between its views.
Replay how an incident unfolded — manage per-person timeline records and control exactly how location points, rings and overlays draw on the map over time.
Review the REDENES display devices the app has discovered on the local network, with each one's ID, name, location, area, and description.
Follow an incident from the first dispatch through active response, command and closure, and see which screens and records are involved at each stage.
Run an accountability check — confirm units and individual members, flag anyone unaccounted for, and watch the timer since each unit's last PAR.
Name the new unit created when you split members off an existing unit, then save it onto the command board beside the original.
Draw, name, and save polygon zones on the live incident map, and get an alert on your phone when you walk into or out of one.
Check off which units are assigned to a command task, attach or detach a unit from another, and review the people on each one.
See the roster for a single unit, open a member's contact card, or check off the members who will move into a new split unit.
Pull live National Weather Service conditions and a period-by-period forecast for the incident address, in Fahrenheit and Celsius.