Tablet Command

Increases overall understanding and clarity of the emergency scene.

Speeds up the entire process of emergency response.

Improves the ability to track and manage personnel and apparatus.

Streamlines the process of commanding and scaling incidents.

Allows managing incidents and viewing resource status directly on a detailed map.

Enables an Incident Commander to move responding apparatus onto the emergency scene on the map.

Monitors the completion status of key operational and safety checklists.

Automatically records the time of every action and benchmark during the incident.

Serves as a complete, feature-rich replacement for Mobile Data Terminals/Computers.

Allows receiving incident notifications and initiating one-tap turn-by-turn navigation on an iPhone.

Provides the necessary tools to scale and manage any size incident.

Allows viewing daytime satellite images of surrounding areas (e.g., vegetation) for wildland fires at night.

Allows creating customizable checklists that are time-stamped and recorded for data generation.

Tracks incident times with precision, including a master incident clock and an optional stopwatch.

Provides a visual, at-a-glance status of unit work time.

Designed to run entirely independent of internet connectivity for core operations.

Allows configuring resources, templates, checklists, assignments, and timers to match a department's standard operating procedures (SOPs).

Reports directly from the fire ground, generating a time-stamped activity record, a .CSV file, and a map screenshot.

Provides real-time directions to the incident scene (part of TC Mobile).

Allows adding live markings or notes to the incident map for shared understanding.

Documents all actions made during the incident for post-incident analysis.