- File storage archives linked to decades of incident records including scene photos, evidence, maps, sketches, way-points, manuals and other files using the latest cloud computing technology.
- Records can be accessed for court hearings, investigations, or training exercises at any time in the future with complete audit and revision history.
- Automated collation of global, national or regional statistics from a multi-team environment.
- Securely upload, permission, and share documents amongst a remote team across the internet.
- Over 40 automatically generated charts and visualizations based on incident and exercise comparisons and year-on-year benchmarks.
- Analysis of patterns and trends in weather, duration, attendance, distance, and distribution.
- Live heat-maps to determine incident clusters and the focus of prevention concentration.
Discover trends and patterns in your rescue data.
Chart incident, exercise, and event counts by month.
Visualise a monthly break-down of activity hours.
See attendance trends by activity type over months of the year.
Your incident reports are broken-down and analysed from every angle.
Over 40 charts automatically generated.
Filter data by dates, times, mission categories, and attendance types.
Analyse average weather trends and wind directions.
Gain intelligence on mission durations, response times, and outcomes.
Work out the anatomy of your rescues - prepare yourselves for the statistically most likely conditions.
Easy to understand geographic distribution and analysis.
Determine hotspots in your locality on incident heatmaps.
Observe where the greatest impact on lives saved can be achieved through preventitive techniques.
Plot training exercises against your incidents.
Decide if you are training in locations that simulate your incidents.
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Produce intelligence data on where to focus your training.
Compare injury trends, intervention frequency, and trauma locations.
Adapt your training to ensure members have perfected interventions to the most frequent problems.
Collect statistics on specific techniques and resources.
Tags and bundles allow techniques to be assigned to activities.
See if techniques are practiced more in training than on incidents.
See recent activities when the technique was last used.
Sort members by experience levels in the technique or working with an external resource.
Discover which resources you request at the same for the same reasons.
Deep dive into data to get intelligence on which activities you call external resources.