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Critical incident management.

Call out your critical incident team, and know who is coming in minutes.

When something happens, the team lead sends a callout, sees who is available, confirms who goes, logs the engagement and follows up with everyone afterward.

Critical incident management

When it happens, minutes matter.

After a bad call, the team lead is on the phone trying to find out who can come. Some people show up uninvited, others never hear about it.

Critical incident management puts the whole callout in one place, and the lead keeps control of who deploys.

What it does

Callouts with availability

Members answer Available, Unavailable or Available with limits. The coordinator confirms who goes, releases people and can call for more.

One incident board

Personnel, support team, updates, engagements and roll call on one board.

Ask for more help

A team lead can alert the agency-wide leads, who decide whether to widen the callout.

Check-ins afterward

Check in with everyone after the incident closes. A “needs contact” answer alerts the leads.

Requests from outside agencies

Turn it on and other agencies can ask your team for help through a public page.

Readiness and reporting

A readiness checklist with targets, and an annual activity report as PDF or Word.

Who uses it

  • Critical incident team leads
  • Coordinators
  • Team members
  • Clinical directors

How it fits

Critical incident management uses the same roster and peers as Peer support. People who have never signed in don’t get callouts.

One platform. Use just what you need. You stay in control.

See it with your own agency

We'll set it up with your agency's name and content.