Incident Reporter comes with a strong information and user rights management system. The administrative panel of Incident
Reporter allows the administrator to create new users and assign appropriate rights to them. The administrator can easily add data that needs to be displayed on the map. Data can be added by uploading shape (a GIS file format), Microsoft Excel or KML (Google format) files. The administrator can also add new critical facilities and edit existing information. After the required action has been performed on a reported facility, the administrator can mark the facility as Reviewed, which changes the icon of the facility on the map. This change indicates that the information has been processed by the EOC. Also, the administrator has the ability to generate and download various reports in Microsoft Excel and CSV formats.
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DYNAMIC INFORMATION SYSTEM
Incident Reporter can be used to view and edit status of
critical facilities in cities and towns. The system allows
authorized users to report emergencies by putting a
point, line or polygon on the map. Incident Reporter
provides a platform for requesting and offering resources
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SMARTPHONE COMPATIBILITY
Incident Reporter has a mobile version that works on an
iPhone, Windows Mobile phone, Blackberry and other
common smartphone. The mobile version of Incident
Reporter is designed for robust performance on cellular
data networks. Incident Reporter also has an inbuilt SMS
alert system, which can give its users up to data
information about the emergency. |
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VEHICLE TRACKING
The newest addition to the feature list of Incident
Reporter is Vehicle Tracking. This feature is currently under
development. Once fully implemented, it will allow
organizations to track emergency vehicle at all times so
that the location information can be used to route the
vehicles more efficiently. |
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