ADAPTIXCORE FOR FIRE
Command, apparatus, personnel, reporting, inspections and readiness on one record instead of one system per obligation.
WHO WORKS THIS OPERATION
Fire departments running suppression, rescue, and EMS response.
THE ACTUAL RUN
COMMUNICATIONS
Apparatus and personnel are assigned against the call itself. A working fire that becomes a patient contact does not become a second incident somewhere else.
See CAD / DispatchAPPLICATIONS THIS OPERATION ACTUALLY OPENS
TODAY → ON ONE RECORD
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.
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.
WHAT THIS OPERATION IS ACTUALLY BUYING
The patient contact is documented against the same incident the apparatus responded to, so the fire record and the clinical record share an origin instead of being matched up later.
See ePCRCoverage, credentials and open positions are the same workforce record the incident drew its personnel from.
See Workforce & SchedulingA vehicle's maintenance state is visible where assignments are made, rather than being a fact dispatch learns when it fails to respond.
See FleetWHAT CHANGES FOR FIRE