Situational Awareness
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Team positions, incidents as they come in, what is still open, and the talking, on one screen.
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How situational awareness teams use TeamMap
How teams like yours run a shift.
Everything on one map
People, incidents and jobs together, so the desk and the commander see one picture.
Layers you choose
People, incidents, boundaries, rounds, sites and your own pins, each switched on or off.
Alerts that escalate
An unacknowledged SOS, a missed check-in, a late incident. Unanswered, it goes further up.
Numbers as it happens
What is covered, what is still open, and what keeps coming back week after week.
Talk from the same screen
Messages and voice notes without leaving the map you are working.
Built-in tools for this industry
Situational Awareness resources
Blog posts about situational awareness operations.
Channel communication in TeamMap: a setup guide
Set up channels in TeamMap by site, shift and incident, decide open or private, tune notifications, and export the history before retention closes.
Dispatch a guard from the map in three steps
Dispatch a guard in three steps: pick who, pick where, add instructions. It lands on their phone as a task with the location attached.
Offline mode: what TeamMap does with no signal
Offline mode holds scans, reports, clock-ins and photos on the phone until signal returns. What still works, what does not, and the radio fallback.
Frequently asked questions
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