A control room for every event — or a standalone room whenever you need one. Incident queues, resources and maps on a single near-real-time board, dispatch alerts that actually wake crews, and a command record that writes itself as you work.
Spin up a control room per event, or a standalone room for anything else. The board combines incident queues, your resource list and live maps, refreshing continuously — the header always tells you whether you're live, delayed or offline.
Per-event control rooms open alongside the event workspace, and standalone rooms cover everything else. Vehicles already deployed to the event are added automatically, and call signs are scoped per room so C1 always means the same thing to everyone in it.
A compact single-screen view for a laptop in a gazebo, a dual-screen command desk, and a control-room wall layout for the big operations. The same live board, arranged for the space you're actually working in.
Calls are triaged against organisation-approved presenting-complaint templates with a live-calculated suggested priority. Dispatchers can override — but overrides require a reason and are marked, so clinical oversight sees every judgement call.
A P1 comes in by the main stage, M1 gets the full-screen alarm, acknowledges from the phone, arrives on scene — and the system log writes itself as it happens. Click any unit for its detail.
Interactive demonstration with illustrative data — not a live system.
Assigning a resource fires a full-screen siren alarm on the crew's phones through the AmbuNet mobile app — marked time-sensitive on iOS so it breaks through Focus and Do Not Disturb. If nobody acknowledges, the server re-rings roughly every 35 seconds for up to 15 minutes.
A live geographic map is standard — but events don't happen on street maps. Upload your event site plan, and because scale-drawn maps are bounds-referenced, real GPS positions plot straight onto it.
Crew and incident positions appear on your own site plan, not just a road map — with priority-coloured flashing incident markers and drag-and-drop placement for anything you need to position manually.
Crew location is only ever shared after an explicit approval on the crew member's own phone, time-boxed to the shift and stopped at clock-out — a location picture the control room can trust and crews are comfortable with.
Message any resource directly from the board, with unread sorting and alert tones on the crew's phone. Routine traffic stays off the radio — and unlike the radio, it's recorded.
The board refreshes with version-counted snapshots and the header shows live, delayed or offline at all times. You always know exactly how current the picture in front of you is.
Command logs, incident logs and automatic system logs capture every operational change without a scribe. Complex decisions get their own register — options considered, rationale, follow-up actions — and a standalone Tactical Log exports as a stamped PDF for the debrief or the coroner.
Command & Control is part of the Enterprise tier — alongside the full Patient Transport module, tactical logs and treatment centres. Try it on your own subdomain today.