Opening AdaptixCore
Resolving the requested operational surface.
AdaptixCore for Fire
Fire departments running suppression, rescue, and EMS response.
Fire chief · Incident commander · Company officer · Fire marshal · Training officer
What this costs you today
Fire runs one system, EMS runs another, and staffing runs on a spreadsheet. A single incident that starts as a fire and ends as a transport becomes two records that never reconcile, and the reporting obligation at the end of it is assembled by hand from both.
On one record, instead.
The same incident carries its fire and its medical work together. Apparatus, personnel and the patient contact are all attached to one call, and the reporting record is built from what actually happened rather than re-entered after the fact.
The run, end to end
One incident. One record.
- 01Incident created and apparatus assigned
- 02Personnel and unit status tracked live
- 03Patient contact documented where there is one
- 04Incident record completed against the standard
- 05Staffing, inventory and readiness updated
What you are actually running
The modules this operation meets.
FireFire chiefs and incident commanders get a single screen showing every active incident, every apparatus status, and every crew assignment — updated in real time as conditions on the ground change.CADDispatchers get a live board of every unit, every open incident, and every pending assignment. Field crews receive call cards on their MDTs the moment a unit is assigned.CrewLinkOne tap pages every on-call responder and shows dispatch exactly who acknowledged, who is responding, and who is unavailable.ePCRMedics complete a full PCR on their device at the scene. Charts auto-validate against NEMSIS requirements before finalization. Billing receives chart data immediately — no manual re-entry, no lost charges.SchedulingSchedulers build a shift board and post openings — crew members bid on their phones. The system enforces overtime rules automatically and flags coverage gaps before the shift goes live.InventorySupply officers see every item, every unit, and every station's stock level in one dashboard. Low-par items trigger alerts before the shift starts — not when a medic reaches for a depleted bag.ComplianceCompliance officers maintain a live policy register tied directly to operational workflows. When an audit happens, evidence is exported in minutes — not assembled over days.
What changes
Command sees one incident, not two systems, and the people, apparatus and outcome attached to it are the same ones the report is built from.