May 18, 2021
Tablet Command announced today the release of Tablet Command 3.0 to the App Store. This major release includes revolutionary enhancements like AVL Sharing, FireMapper integration, Offline Maps, and user-requested features like Dark Mode and user selectable Tablet Command icon colors. It also features bug fixes and performance improvements.
Highlights of the improvements:
AVL SHARING AND AVL POPOVER
A customer may now choose to share vehicle location information with other Tablet Command customers. This increases situational awareness during mutual and automatic aid responses with other Tablet Command users. Users will be able to see other agency vehicle location information if authorized.
FIRE MAPPER
Tablet Command integrates with Fire Mapper Enterprise by Fire Front Solutions. A Tablet Command user can create a Fire Mapper map directly from Tablet Command. Any edits made on the Fire Mapper map are instantly available to all Tablet Command users within the account. These edits can be made by authorized Tablet Command and TC Mobile users to facilitate real-time, in-field data collection.
OFFLINE MAPS
Tablet Command now supports Offline Maps. Properly prepared Esri ArcGIS Online web maps can be selected for "Offline" mode. Users can then download the web map for offline use, allowing them to view entire maps and attributes while offline.
INCIDENT SIMULATION FEATURES
Working with Tablet Command Support, an agency can develop and send Tablet Command Simulated CAD Incident to authenticated devices. CAD Simulated Incidents can be marked as blue to indicate that they are training incidents, have push notifications disabled, or have Real Time Sync (RTS) disabled allowing multiple users to manage the incident in a training environment. These features support Tablet Command Training to clearly identify Tablet Command Simulated Incidents and not impact operational users in the account.
DARK MODE AND ICON COLORS
Users can now choose to use Tablet Command in light mode, dark mode, or have the application follow the settings of the iPad. In Auto Mode, when the device is set to use dark mode, Tablet Command will also use dark mode, and when set to use light mode, TC will follow.
ASSIGNED STATION IN UNIT STATUS VIEW
If available from the customer CAD integration, Tablet Command now displays the station/post that units are assigned to in the Unit Status View.
ABOUT TABLET COMMAND
Tablet Command provides a best-in-class emergency incident response and management solution to approximately 170 public safety agencies across the United States and Canada. The software delivers higher margins of safety for emergency responders on the ground by creating a fuller picture of the scene and tracking more precise information. Tablet Command also creates operational performance data as a byproduct of the incident management process. Such data — and the operational improvements that can stem from it — has never existed in the fire service before. To learn more about Tablet Command, please visit www.tabletcommand.com
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