Connect the call, the command centre and the responder.
Support police, emergency communications and response teams with shared incident context, GIS, dispatch workflows and field updates.
The operational challenge
Emergency communication centres run on tight time and hard accountability. When call handling, mapping, dispatch, and records are separate systems, the call-taker becomes the integration and minutes are lost to re-entry.
What the operator sees
One queue, one mission context, and the agent proposal above the box where a person decides.
- Active incidents
- 12
- Awaiting decision
- 3
- Field updates
- Live
Emergency call intake with location and unit availability
- Structured the call into an incident0.5s
- Attached available location context0.3s
- Matched the dispatch procedure0.3s
- Incident
- Priority call, downtown district
- Systems
- Call intake, GIS, CAD, responders
- Signals
- Caller location + available units
- 01Confirm priority and place the incident on the map
- 02Assign the nearest available response unit
- 03Share mission context to the encrypted responder app
Illustrative workflow. The incidents, references, times, and durations are examples written for this page, not a customer system. AI supports assessment; authorized teams direct the response.
What Octopus does
The response stays connected
Extend PSAP and CAD workflows to the encrypted Octopus responder app for live streaming, location-based missions, mission control and AI-assisted analytics. Available on native iOS, Android and compatible web-enabled tablets.
Dispatch on the map
CAD and GIS context for coordinated response.
