Crew Accountability Across the Entire Incident

As incidents grow more complex, knowing who is assigned isn't enough. Incident Command also needs to know where crews are operating to maintain accountability and make informed decisions.

Join us for a live look at the latest mobile-first Geographic Accountability enhancements to the First Due ICS Command Board. See how the new Floors, Kanban, and Alpha/Bravo/Charlie/Delta command views help organize high-rise, commercial, and large-scale incidents from a single command board—accessible on tablets, MDTs, laptops, and mobile devices.

Because every view stays connected to personnel assignments, occupancy information, pre-plans, and CAD notes, commanders can quickly adapt as incidents evolve without switching applications or duplicating work.

Walk away with practical strategies to improve geographic accountability, strengthen situational awareness, and command with confidence from any device.

Key Takeaways:

✅ Organize high-rise operations with the new Floors view, including fire floor, adjacent IDLH floors, and floor-specific CAN reports.

✅ Manage complex incidents using the flexible Kanban view for geographic or operational assignments.

✅ Track resources by building side with the Alpha/Bravo/Charlie/Delta view for commercial buildings, strip malls, exposures, and more.

✅ Command from any device with three connected command views that keep personnel, pre-plans, occupancy data, and CAD notes in one operational picture.

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