Managing a critical incident involves countless moving parts, but it always forces leadership into a challenging balancing act: response teams need immediate, visual data to make split-second decisions, while administrators must ensure the sensitive media generated remains strictly secure. When an emergency unfolds, the last thing your team needs is software friction that blocks a location pin or risks a data compliance breach.
The latest updates to our incident management portal are designed to alleviate both pressure points simultaneously. We’ve introduced features that weave zero-trust data security into daily workflows while removing operational lag from mapping and video interfaces.
Here is a look at how these new capabilities streamline operations in our portal.
Managing live and recorded security footage is a massive responsibility. To support your team's compliance efforts and protect the integrity of your operational data, we’ve introduced a sophisticated new layer of accountability directly into the video player.
The system now automatically applies a dynamic, transparent watermark of the logged-in user’s name directly over any live or recorded video feed within the portal.
When an alert comes in, getting eyes on the situation shouldn't involve a game of telephone or a frantic search through a separate video management system. Our new Security Camera Asset Layer bridges the gap between your map and your video feeds, bringing them into a single, unified view.
Administrators can plot dedicated security camera icons directly onto your asset layouts, pinning your physical hardware right alongside your personnel. Note: A quick, one-time initial setup is required by an administrator to configure this new layer before use.
During a critical incident, chaos can easily lead to confusion—especially when trying to pinpoint the exact origin of a panic alarm inside a complex facility. To eliminate this ambiguity, we’ve introduced a new layer type specifically designed for fixed infrastructure: the Stationary Device Asset Layer.
This layer allows administrators to map out fixed, non-mobile panic triggers, such as Wall-Mounted buttons or BadgeR+ devices that are designated as "Stationary" safety fixtures.
These features are fully integrated and ready to optimize your dispatch operations. Log in to your incident management portal today to configure your new asset layers and explore the enhanced security settings.
For Current Clients: Log in to your incident management portal today to configure your new asset layers and explore the enhanced security settings. If you need assistance mapping out these layers or want a walkthrough of the new video compliance features, our updated documentation is live, and our support team is standing by to help!
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