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+ ATLAS / INCIDENT COMMAND

One operation.
One shared
picture.

Bring your people, plans and incident details together on a live map. From the first marker to the final report, keep the whole team in view.

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In the field. At command. On mobile and web.
YOUR OPERATION, CONNECTED01 / OVERVIEW
Incident workspaceILLUSTRATIVE DEMO
ACTIVE INCIDENTNorth Park search Sector A · Command post
Command
ALPHA 01
BRAVO 02
STAGING
MEDICAL
PHOTO 01
SEARCH SECTOR A
Observation addedPhoto attached to the incident
Shared team view Location history Case context
Built around the map.
Designed around your team.LOCATE → COORDINATE → REVIEW
01 / MAP & COORDINATE

Every detail.
In the right place.

A shared map becomes a working picture of the incident. Add the people, boundaries and observations your team needs to act.

01
INCIDENT MAPS

A map for every incident

Create a case with an incident location, address and case details. Choose a recognizable icon and bring your team into the same map.

02
LIVE COORDINATION

Know where your team is

Share live locations, identify teammates by call sign and marker color, and focus the map on a user. Open the global live map for a wider view.

03
TACTICAL DRAWING

Make the plan visible

Draw perimeters, routes, circles and freehand annotations. Add custom marker icons, adjust their appearance and measure your drawings.

04
SEARCH GRIDS

Give every search a structure

Place labeled grids over an area, set cell dimensions and use a shared reference when coordinating search sectors.

05
PHOTOS & NOTES

Keep context on the map

Place photos at a location, record case notes and attach supporting files. Keep observations and incident information alongside the operation.

06
MAP INTELLIGENCE

See the surrounding picture

Switch basemaps and manage visible layers. Add weather radar, nearby aircraft, jurisdiction boundaries and available parcel information.

Weather, aircraft, boundary and parcel coverage depend on the selected layer and its data source.

02 / YOUR COMMAND WORKSPACE

The big picture.
Your way.

Build a workspace that fits the operation. Keep the map in focus while the information you need stays within reach.

  • Resize panels in the classic admin view.
  • Arrange maps, users, photos, notes and weather on the Admin Canvas.
  • Bring multiple incident maps into one canvas.
  • Save named layouts and reuse them across incidents and devices.
Open your dashboard
Command workspaceEXAMPLE LAYOUT
INCIDENT MAP
Command post
SEARCH AREA
TEAM
AAlpha 01
BBravo 02
CCommand
CASE NOTES

North sector assigned.
Observations logged on the map.

Shared with the team
Local conditionsWeather alongside your map
MAPS · USERS · PHOTOS · NOTES · WEATHER
03 / REVIEW & REPORT

The operation ends.
The picture stays.

Revisit recorded movement and turn your incident information into a report that can travel beyond the map.

Retrace the response.

Explore saved breadcrumb paths by user or across the team. Filter a time range, inspect individual points and replay the timeline at different speeds.

Time filters / Point details / Replay controls

Take the map with you.

Export a formatted PDF with incident details, users, drawings, markers, photos, notes, grids and saved location history. Include incident-area and historical-path screenshots.

Map screenshots / Embedded photos / History log
FROM FIRST RESPONSE TO FOLLOW-UP

Get everyone
on the same map.

Create an account
  1. 01

    Create the incident

    Add the case details, choose its location and set up your map.

  2. 02

    Bring the team together

    Have teammates join the case. Share locations and add your operational plan.

  3. 03

    Coordinate, then review

    Keep context current, revisit the history and export the incident report.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before you head out.

Can I use the same account on mobile and web?

Yes. Sign in with the credentials you use in the Atlas Incident Command mobile app to access your maps and team data on the web.

Can an incident map be password protected?

Yes. You can set a password when creating a map. Teammates can use the join flow to access the incident.

What appears in a PDF export?

The report includes saved incident details, users, drawings, markers, grids, photos, notes and location history. The incident screenshot focuses on the incident area and excludes live user markers. A separate screenshot shows saved historical paths. Image attachments are embedded; other attachment types are listed.

Does the homepage show a live incident?

No. The map and workspace above are illustrations. Your real incident maps and team locations are available after you sign in.

READY WHEN YOU ARE

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to command.

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