VENTURA, Calif., Oct. 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --InciNotes', the breakthrough ICS 201 Incident Documentation System for Apple's iPad, has just been taken to the next level of digital incident documentation with version 1.1, and is available for purchase. InciNotes Co-founders Will Spyrison and Chris Warner are proud to help bring the 21st century to Emergency Responders.
About InciNotes'
InciNotes' is the first ICS 201 Incident Documentation System designed specifically for the iPad. Based off a proven ICS documentation procedure, InciNotes' brings incident documentation technology innovations to Emergency Responders who traditionally use paper forms, changing the way Incident Documentation is done. The application enhances the decision-making power of the Incident Commander by simplifying the documentation process and highlighting important information, allowing them to stay focused on the safety of his or hers incident. InciNotes' provides the tools to make it easy for the Incident Commander to document his or her Leader's Intent.
Key Features
InciNotes' provides comprehensive ICS 201 & ICS 214 documentation tools in an iPad application for "All Risk Incident Management", including: Real-Time Weather reports to obtain a spot weather forecast from National Weather Service; Instant Reports that can be distributed by the Incident Commander to dispatch, division supervisors, or other ICs; Resource Tracking, including logging briefing times, division assignments, time ordered and arrived, and tools to maintain appropriate work/rest ratio; Map Sketching overlaid on Apple's iOS Maps, providing a spatial view of the Incident's perimeter, division locations, and other points-of-interest; and many other exciting features.
Exciting New Features & Future InciNotes' Enhancements
The InciNotes' team brings these exciting new features to an already amazing iPad application: Transfer Incidents from one iPad to another nearby iPad also running InciNotes'; the ability to retrieve and download your SpotWeather Forecastdirectly from the National Weather Service to InciNotes'; New section for Management Objectives and an improved Objectives, Plans and Hazards User Interface; One-Touch Resource Assignment to update multiple resources as easily as possible. Future versions of InciNotes' already in the planning stages are for the ICS 215, 215A, ICS 209 forms and an InciNotes' HAZMAT ICS 201 Documentation System.
Here is what Emergency Responders are saying:
I would like to take this opportunity to share a great iPad application called InciNotes ICS 201 Documentation System. In today's complex changing emergency service where accountability and safety are at the forefront of an Incident Commander. A tool for accurate and timely way to document an incident is essential. InciNotes has done it with this ICS 201 for the iPad. I use InciNotes, I found it to be easy and simple to use. InciNotes produces a great professional ready to send out ICS 201 report of your incident to whom ever may need the information. I highly recommend InciNotes for any person assigned to manage an incident. It a must have tool for the toolbox.
Polo Rodriguez, Fire Captain & OSC Type 1 Cal Fire
I used InciNotes today for a regionalHAZMATexercise and it went pretty well. In fact some of the prompts helped us move forward in moving along the planning P. I love your app and feel it could be the ultimate allhazardsmanagement tool!
Wesley Delk, Director of Montgomery CountyEmergencyManagement Agency Kentucky
To learn more about InciNotes' Incident Command System 201 Documentation System, go to InciNotes.com or call (805) 530-2123.
Contact:
Will Spyrison
805-279-6147
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