Mobile Features
Mobile units synchronize with agency servers, keeping mobile users apprised of the latest CAD and Records data. Mobile users can keep working if they go out of range; any new data is automatically synchronized when the connection is re-established.
Touch-screen operation, day and night modes, color-coded displays, larger fonts, and screen layouts are specifically designed for mobile usability.
Streamlines the dispatch process through integration with CAD.
Enables silent dispatch – Mobile users are immediately alerted to their incident assignments and incoming incident data. They can update their own statuses, locations, and details with large touch-screen buttons.
The instant messaging feature promotes radio-free communication between dispatchers and units and also between units.
AVL/mapping integration improves monitoring of unit and incident locations, routes units around road blockages, and shortens response times.
User-configurable displays allow each mobile user to view the dispatch data that is most valuable to them at the moment.
The units display enables mobile users to stay attuned to each other's whereabouts and activities.
The incidents display keeps each mobile user informed of current incidents, locations, who’s assigned, who might need backup, and more.
Bulletins quickly convey key data to mobile users, such as BOLOs and special instructions.
Configurable notification settings allow users to control how they are notified of important events: new incident assignments, instant messages, query returns, bulletins, and more. Users can choose to receive visible and/or audible alerts, or set the Mobile program to come to the front of any other programs they might have running when these events happen.
With the state/NCIC query interface, officers can run driver’s licenses and vehicle plates from their assigned incidents. The returns are attached to the incident records and also to the accompanying case reports.
Query master files for names, address, and vehicles, and take advantage of in-vehicle access to record alerts including premise information, active warrant alerts, and more.
Field reporting puts all the case reporting functionality of Records in squad vehicles, keeping officers out in the community and ready to respond. Officers can write narratives while events are fresh in their minds, or upload audio interview files and digital photos in their vehicles.
Write e-citations from squad vehicles.
Speed the case review and referral processes – A report written in the field can be approved minutes later by a supervisor on another mobile computer or forwarded to an investigative department. Eliminate pileups of reports waiting to be written or reviewed.
Learn more about integrated peripheral devices that make Mobile more efficient.
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