One live board for every agency at the scene.
Daily calls, mass-casualty incidents and planned events, shared in real time on every iPad, phone, laptop and big screen. Set up for your city, county and state, and it keeps working when the signal drops.
We set up each agency with you · 60 days free to try · or try the live demo right now
Every agency works the same incident from its own screen
Each device wears its agency's colors and shows what that agency needs. Everyone sees the same patients, units, hospitals and timeline, live. Mutual aid partners, including other EMS squads, join with a guest link.
EMS
Triage counts by color, benchmarks stamped with a tap, transport to the right hospital with live ED status, and the supervisor board for every day.
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Apparatus by assignment, fire benchmarks from water supply to overhaul, accountability checks for every crew, hazards and the landing zone.
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Traffic control points, closures, the perimeter, ingress and egress and family reunification on the map, and how many patients went where.
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Unified command on one screen: who's in command, every agency's progress side by side, resources, patients and hospitals.
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Every call, from dispatch to back in service
The supervisor board is where a day runs: which units are in service and who's riding them, every active call, and today's numbers.
- Each call stepped with a tap: dispatched, en route, on scene, at the hospital, back in service
- Warns when no unit is en route five minutes after dispatch, or a unit sits at the hospital
- Any call can become an MCI with one tap
Run a mass-casualty incident on one screen
Command, triage and transport each get the screen their job needs, all on the same incident.
- START or SALT triage counts, re-triage and tagging rules
- Transport in five taps, to the nearest hospital that can take that color
- Live emergency department status from New Jersey's divert board
- Resources on scene and requested, and the ICS chart
EMS, fire, police and OEM, side by side
The view for incident commanders and county OEM: who holds command, each agency's progress, patients, hospitals, and the traffic and reunification points police have set.
- Fire and police departments join as guests with a link that runs out
- Requests for any agency go out from the board
Parades, concerts, races and the fireworks
Posts go right on the map, with the members working each one, who's on break, and every patient seen, with no names. If it turns into an MCI, everyone is already on the board.
The final report writes itself
At the end of an MCI, an event or the day: every time, benchmark, transport, hospital, unit and person, with the full timeline, as a PDF with your logo.
Big screen
A view-only board for the TV at headquarters, the EOC or the command post. It follows the incident by itself and can't change anything.
Works offline
No signal on scene? The board keeps working on every device and catches everyone up when the connection is back.
Any device
iPads, iPhones, Android, and any laptop or desktop browser. Install it as an app on a computer, or add it to an iPad's Home Screen.
Set up in minutes
Your agency console holds your logo, units, roster, hospitals and radio feeds. Devices join by scanning a QR code.
Live radio
The county's public feeds, and your own scanner stream played right in the app.
Any county, any state
Started in Monmouth County, NJ, with its towns, staging areas, hospitals, mutual aid and the NJ EMS Task Force. Every agency gets its own.
Keep the responder app you already use
Your members keep IamResponding, Active911 or whatever pages them today. OpsBoard doesn't replace it: it's the board your supervisor and command run the day and the scene from.
See it in about three minutes
A narrated walk through every screen, recorded from the live demo.
Video not playing on your phone? Open it in its own window.
Set up for your city, county and state
No two departments run the same way. We set OpsBoard up around yours.
Your area
Your towns and county, staging areas, landing zones and radio channels, in any state.
Your hospitals and mutual aid
The hospitals you transport to, with live emergency department status where your state publishes it, and the agencies you call on for help.
Built for what you need
Need something OpsBoard doesn't do yet? We build it for your department: your call types, benchmarks, forms and reports.
Nothing you don't
Features you don't use are turned off, so every screen shows only your department's work.
Starting at $249.99 a year
That's about $21 a month for your whole agency, with every device and every member included. Departments with paid crews, combined departments, towns and counties are priced to fit. Tell us about yours and we'll send exact prices.
- One shared board for every tablet, phone, computer and big screen
- Daily calls, MCIs and events, with unified command and final reports
- Guest links for the other agencies at your scene
- Unlimited members and devices
- Set up around your city, county and state
- Tell us about your department. A few lines on who you are and what you need.
- We call or email. We show you around, answer questions and send exact prices.
- Try it free for 60 days. We set it up with you and train your people.
Built for agencies that answer for their data
- Two-step sign-inAuthenticator app codes for the web console, and your agency can require them. Phones and tablets never ask, so nobody waits on a code in an emergency.
- No patient namesPatients are tracked by triage color, tag number and age group.
- Everyone signs in as themselvesEach person has their own login on any device, and what they can do goes with it. A lost phone is signed out everywhere in one click.
- An activity logEvery sign-in, setting change and access decision is recorded.
- Encrypted everywhereEvery connection is encrypted; passwords are stored only as salted hashes.
- Guests see only what they needGuests from fire, police or a mutual aid EMS squad see the incident and events, never your daily calls or roster, and their link stops working when you say.