Who it’s for
For fire and emergency agencies
For fire centres, emergency managers and public information officers.
What you can do today
Available now Read the agency briefing The briefing track for deputy ministers, agency leads and fire centres. In English.
Available now See where its role ends How it works beside your own systems of record, and the boundary it keeps.
Sign-in required Sign in to the agency portal Field packages, publication control, and the data and training control room, site by site.
Sign-in required Open incident coordination A shared picture of one jurisdiction for the incident team, with options and trade-offs laid out for the people who decide.
Pilot, by agreement Start a pilot conversation Tell us the problem you would want tested. A first conversation commits nothing on either side.
What it will not do for you
- It decides nothing. It does not issue alerts, order resources, direct evacuation or operate aircraft.
- It does not replace your systems of record. It works beside them and never publishes a decision.
- Incident coordination has been exercised on test data. It has not yet been used on a live incident.
The evidence for you
The agency briefing track, the data journey from a provider’s feed to a public record, and the state of every source.
How to get access
The briefing is open to everyone. The agency portal and incident coordination need an account, granted by the workspace’s owner for a stated purpose.