Cordial Systems

A command board can be read on your phone. When an officer opens one on the website, the phone shows what is running: a MAYDAY or an evacuation, the accountability clock and who has not answered it, who is on air and how long they have left, which units are inside and for how long, victims by triage tag, and the zones and markers on a map. It is read-only here — the board is worked on the website. Controlled Substances opens on Today, a single list of what needs you this morning. A record filed without a witness, vials expired but still on a truck, anything below its minimum, boxes not counted yet, and your own name recorded as a witness on somebody else's record. Each line goes straight to the screen that does the job. You can agree to be sent text alerts from the phone the text would arrive on, under Account then Text Message Alerts. The box appears only if your agency has text alerts turned on for you. You can turn it off again whenever you like, or reply STOP to any message. Your agency's vendors are in the Directory now, under the roster. Tap a supplier to call them. Your own accrued time off is on your schedule, the same figure the office sees. A personnel record holds as many phone numbers, addresses and emergency contacts as somebody actually has, each one labelled — instead of one of each and the rest typed into the notes. A crew can record a hydrant while standing at it, photograph it, and check an address before saving it. A business inspection carries its photos section by section, and the report is signed on the phone instead of being printed first. A transfer risk assessment that needs a supervisor now says so, and the supervisor answers from their own phone. The crew are told what to do while they wait. Continuing education you earned on your own time can be filed from the phone. You can see who has opened a message and when, and send a photo in one. Fixed: pressing Alerts could show Notifications, and neither half ever stopped claiming to be new. Fixed: a notification about a risk assessment waiting for you opened a blank new assessment instead of that one. Fixed: crew location sharing stopped when the app was closed, so the map was blank for most of a shift. Fixed: the location statement came back on every launch, and the switch to turn sharing off was only on the map.