01 · Response
Tone-out to closeout in one screen. Live map, unit status, pre-plans, and an NFIRS draft that writes itself.
What it does
Most CAD systems are alarm-room software designed for a fixed console. Watchroom CAD is what a watchstander, an officer in the bay, and a member on their phone all see at the same time — same incident, same map, same units, same status.
When the tone drops, three things happen in parallel: every member with the platform installed gets a push notification, the apparatus status board updates, and the NFIRS draft starts populating. By the time you back into the bay, half the report is already done.
How it works
Active911 webhook ingestion + native push notifications via Web Push. Members tap responding / not responding / en route from the lock screen.
Apparatus icons update in real time. Closest-hydrant overlay. Pre-plan layers. Mutual aid units visible alongside your own.
Times from CAD, location from the incident, units from the dispatch board, apparatus from the status panel. Officer fills in narrative + cause.
Integrations
No CSV exports. No batch jobs. No manual reconciliation. When something happens in one module, the others know.
CAD times (alarm, en route, on scene, transport, at destination) flow into the ePCR automatically — stop typing the same time three times.
Closing the call generates the NFIRS draft with all CAD data already populated. Officer reviews, edits, signs.
Pre-plans for the responding occupancy surface on the CAD map automatically. Hazards, hydrants, utilities, access points.
Responding members appear in the CAD as they tap "responding" on their phones. Officer sees PAR live.
OOS rigs disappear from the CAD dispatch list. Work orders take rigs out of service automatically.
Replaces
Built to the standard
Related modules
The hazmat occupancy you pre-planned once is on the map when the tone drops.
Learn more →Push tones to member phones with no extra app — and watch PAR build in real time.
Learn more →The NFIRS draft generated when you close the call. Fill in narrative, sign, submit.
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