The transport record in the crew's hands.
Live call assignment, map navigation, barcode-supported medication documentation, status updates, and offline ePCR charting - on iPhone and hard-mounted in-unit tablets. It keeps working when the cell signal does not.
Built for the back of a moving ambulance.
Everything a crew does between assignment and clearing the call - designed for gloves, glare, interruptions, and dead zones.
Live call assignment
A push notification and on-screen overlay the moment a call comes in — respond in one tap.
Map navigation
Live route to pickup and destination, with one-tap nearest-hospital divert back to dispatch.
Barcode med scanning
Scan the vial or package barcode, then use protocol dose guidance with allergy, contraindication, and medication-history checks.
Protocol decision support
Treatment guidelines matched to the chief complaint, right inside the chart.
Offline charting
Chart in a dead zone; it syncs automatically when service returns — nothing lost.
Status at a glance
Duty status, crew, assets, and tasks in one dashboard built for the field.
The details that protect the patient, crew, and agency travel together.
Clinical guidance, medication safeguards, supply accountability, vehicle condition, credentials, and multi-leg transport context stay with the crew instead of waiting for station paperwork.
Wait-and-return guidance
Show the crew whether they are on the outbound or return leg, what happens during the appointment wait, and how the next chart connects to the same trip.
Medication names that reduce ambiguity
Use tall-man lettering for look-alike and sound-alike medications, with accessible summaries, protocol context, and provider-confirmed dose support.
Supply and medication accountability
Capture expendable supplies, controlled-medication administration, waste, witness, custody, and inventory impact while the care record is being completed.
Start-of-shift truck condition
Report mechanical, cleanliness, and readiness concerns with photos during the in-service flow so fleet and supervisors receive the right operational context.
Agency-managed shared devices
Register agency-owned iPhones and iPads, keep shared hardware associated with the agency, and preserve a clean handoff between crews and shifts.
Credentials follow the provider
Carry role, license, and credential context into controlled-medication and clinical workflows so the record reflects who performed the work and under what authority.
The field and the ops center stay on the same call.
Every status change and GPS update flows back to dispatch in real time, so command knows where the crew is and what is happening.
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