Fire Service Incident Command Software
Learn more about Adashi’s innovative incident management software for fire departments.
Adashi’s fire command software – Adashi C&C – gives incident commanders the tools and information to manage incidents safely and effectively. Our ICS fire software helps ICs:
- Access key data from dispatch and records management systems
- Manage resources & create assignments
- Plan tactical strategy
- Communicate mission-critical information
- Create a common operating picture
Read below to learn more benefits of our incident command and fireground accountability system.
How Adashi C&C Can Help Your Fire Department
CAD and RMS Integration
Our software integrates to leading dispatch and records management systems so ICs can access real-time incident information, building pre-plans, checklists, and other data. Firefighters can use this info to perform 360s and size-ups, identify hazards, and make informed command decisions.
Firefighter Accountability
Adashi C&C features a built-in fire accountability system. Incident commanders can easily perform personnel accountability reports in real-time. All PAR data is automatically logged and time-stamped so ICs can track firefighter accountability and work to prevent Mayday situations.
NIMS Software
ICs can use the flexible incident command organizational chart to drag-and-drop resources to groups and make assignments as defined by the National Incident Management System rules. Org charts expand as the incident grows or changes. Manage resources and assign tasks easily via our NIMS software.
Fire Command Software
Like Never Before
See What Current Customers Say
“Rather than incident information being limited to a small few, Adashi has allowed us to share real-time situational awareness among the entire organization and as a result we are a safer and more efficient agency.”
“Adashi products assist us in mitigating the lack of seeing and sharing the same data. The mapping and the digital call information minimizes time talking to our dispatch and asking questions that waste valuable time.”
