A shared calendar for the next event. A clear record of who served. The right information, ready for your staff and your team.
01 / PEOPLE & TIME
Know who’s in service.
Report in and out of service, choose an assignment, and keep a record of completed shifts. Staff can review service hours without piecing together chat messages.
In-service and out-of-service status
Event calendar and attendance
Roster and service-hour reports
02 / EQUIPMENT & VEHICLES
Keep track of what’s issued.
Create equipment lists by role or assignment. Record serial numbers, sizes, vehicles, inventory dates, and confirmed returns against each person’s record.
Assigned MTOW equipment lists
Vehicle records and photographs
Return requests and equipment history
03 / COMMUNICATION
Keep your team informed.
Share staff announcements, documents, and tasks. Use end-to-end encrypted group chat for unit conversations, with device keys controlled by members.
Staff feed and read acknowledgements
Shared files and task deadlines
Encrypted group conversations
Different departments. Shared needs.
Built around the people who show up.
Paid, reserve, auxiliary, or volunteer—every unit needs a dependable way to organize its people and their work.
Firefighter preparation at Shaw Air Force Base · U.S. Air Force photo
Fire departments
Training nights. Standby details. A crew that’s informed.
Put training, public events, and scheduled standby assignments on one calendar. Keep attendance, service hours, and issued equipment connected to each member.
Before the assignment
Share the time, location, documents, and assigned personnel.
After the assignment
Review participation and keep a lasting service record.
Rolling Meadows Police National Night Out · U.S. Army photo
City police
Make the next detail easier to coordinate.
Parades, concerts, community events, and supplemental patrols all come with their own details. Give officers one place to see assignments and record their time.
Clear assignments
Keep event information, attendance, and supporting files together.
Accountable equipment
Track assigned vehicles and issued items with a retained history.
Know which deputies have reported in service, where they’re assigned, and the hours they’ve contributed. Keep the roster, qualification records, and equipment in order as your unit changes.
For the office
Review status, assignments, service hours, and retained records.
For the deputy
Report service, check upcoming events, and review issued equipment.
Community outreach at Fort Jackson · Photo by Robert Timmons
Reserve & volunteer units
Their time matters. Keep a record of it.
Give members a simple way to stay involved between assignments. Share the next opportunity, record attendance and hours, and keep the information they need easy to find.
A place to stay connected
Unit announcements, group conversations, and shared documents.
A record that stays with the unit
Service and equipment history remain available when the roster changes.