Ambulances and emergency services
Every unit live on one map, and a record of every response.
Who buys it: ambulance operators, hospitals, fire and rescue services and private EMS providers.
Dispatchers need to see every unit at once, and after a call there is rarely a reliable record of the route and the times.
What your customer watches
Four readings that tell the whole story
- Live position
- Every unit on one map with its status.
- Speed
- Speed along each response, for safety reviews.
- SOS
- Crew panic button with location.
- Trips
- Each response recorded with times and route.
Alerts
Ready-made rules for this job
Switch them on per unit, test them on last week's data first, and send each one to the person who handles it.
- SOS
- The crew presses the SOS button.
- Geofence entry
- A unit arrives at a hospital or base.
- Units close together
- Two units are within a set distance.
- Repeated harsh driving
- Several harsh events within ten minutes.
- Offline for
- The tracker stops reporting.
- Low battery
- A portable tracker’s battery is low.
Reports they get
- Responses with times and route
- Arrivals at hospitals
- Speeding per unit
- Units available by base
Scheduled to arrive each morning, or pinned to the customer's dashboard.
What you need on site
A tracker in each vehicle with an SOS button.
Sensors are set up once and copied to every device of the same model.
How you can sell it
Three packages, one installation
Live dispatch map
Every unit and its status on one screen.
Response records
Times and routes for every call.
Crew safety
SOS escalation and driving reports.
Questions
Ambulances and emergency services: common questions
Can dispatchers see all ambulances at once?
Yes. The live map shows every unit with its status, and units can be grouped by base or region.
Are response routes recorded?
Yes. Every trip is recorded with times, route and speed, and can be replayed on the map.
How is a hospital arrival recorded?
Hospitals are drawn as geofences, so arrivals are logged automatically and can raise a Geofence entry alert.
Also in moving people
School and staff transport
Parents and HR see the bus, and an SOS reaches someone at once.
Buses and public transport
Scheduled rides followed from the first stop to the last.
Car rental and leasing
Where every car is, how far it went, and whether it left the allowed area.
Security and cash-in-transit
Deviations and unplanned stops flagged while they happen.