Computer-aided dispatch

Dispatch built for the whole ambulance operation.

Create incidents, understand demand, assign the right resource, keep field teams synchronized, and preserve every operational action in one shared workflow.

Operational command

Move from incoming request to accountable response.

The CAD core coordinates incidents, resources, locations, assignments, field statuses, notes, files, and realtime updates.

01

Incident intake

Capture incident type, priority, description, location, contact context, status, timestamps, and operational details.

02

Resource readiness

Maintain ambulance and response-resource type, status, availability, assignment, and current or reported location.

03

Dispatch & status

Assign resources and follow acknowledgement, response, arrival, transport, facility, clear, and configured status transitions.

04

Address & map context

Connect address details, geospatial location, operational map layers, nearby resources, and live incident overlays.

05

Realtime collaboration

Route database- and session-authorized WebSocket updates by user, role, department, incident, and assignment.

06

Audit & attachments

Preserve operational changes, notes, secure bounded file uploads, integrity metadata, and authenticated downloads.

Dispatch assistance

Recommendations that remain accountable to the dispatcher.

Rule-based or model-backed unit scoring and ETA prediction can support the decision while labelling the result’s provenance and exposing fallback behavior.

  • Candidate unit comparison
  • Explainable scoring factors
  • ETA p50/p90 model pathway
  • Heuristic fallback labelled explicitly
  • No autonomous dispatch claim
DISPATCHER-IN-CONTROL DESIGN

Assistance, not a black box.

Unavailable traffic, weather, model, or provider inputs are disclosed instead of replaced with invented certainty.

See your call flow

Walk through a real ambulance dispatch scenario.

Bring your call types, units, status model, service area, and dispatch rules.