Commander dashboards
Put current priorities, incidents, resource counts, weather, transit, and feed health where decision-makers can scan them fast.
Common operating picture
Command with context, not guesswork.
Give every authorized leader the same live view of incidents, teams, assignments, assets, alerts, feeds, and what needs attention next.
See the whole operation
One shared truth for event day.
Your command team should not have to switch between mapping tools, spreadsheets, camera tabs, email threads, and handwritten boards to understand the event. Event Ops brings the operational picture together and keeps it current.
LIVE STATUSROLE-BASED VIEWSREAL-TIME ALERTSAUDITABLE ACTIVITY
Role-based views
Give dispatch, medical, security, logistics, and leadership a view tuned to the work they own.
Operational alerts
Surface SOS, geofence, stale resource, critical feed, and operational warnings with clear acknowledgement state.
Incident coordination
Capture priority, location, status, assigned resources, notes, timestamps, and attachments in one living record.
Shift handoffs
Use saved views, operational periods, timelines, and summaries to transfer context without losing the story.
External content
Place approved external websites and video streams beside native Event Ops information for a true single pane of glass.
Flexible dashboards
Put the next decision on screen.
Assemble the views your operation actually needs—then adapt them as conditions change. Command sees the big picture while each team sees its own actionable slice.
- 01 Live operational metrics and status boards
- 02 Interactive maps and saved viewpoints
- 03 Incidents, alerts, tasks, and assignments
- 04 Embedded sites, authorized streams, and feeds
- 05 Event-specific commander and stakeholder views
COMMAND / OVERVIEWLIVE · 14:32
PRIORITY ACTIVITY
Medical responseGate 4 · Team 2 assigned
Crowd flow watchNorth plaza · stable
Transit delayRoute 18 · 11 min
Resource requestWater station 6
From signal to action
Turn live information into coordinated response.
A signal arrives
A report, alert, feed, geofence event, or team update enters the operating picture.
Context appears
See location, source, time, nearby resources, assignments, and related operational details.
Command acts
Assign the right people, communicate the response, and track acknowledgement and progress.
The log stays complete
Preserve status changes, notes, attachments, and timestamps for handoff and after-action work.