The Control Room
Logging a call from the map, dispatching by call sign and watching the crew's status change without a radio check.
Security: Command & Control
Your control room on one screen: every incident, every call sign and every post, live on the site map. Incidents carry security outcomes, the gates record searches and counts, and the report at the end is written as you go.
Every call is logged with its time and place, and every status change after it.
Call signs and their positions are on the map, with their current job beside them.
Ejections, police handovers and gate figures are already in the system when the event ends.
In Eventris today
One screen for the shift: map, incidents with priority colours and the latest update on every row, call signs, response groups and tasks. Full screen on a second monitor or a TV.
Dispatch by call sign; group a team and its vehicle as one response group. Status changes show on the board without a radio check.
Record eject, detain, escort, and removal (ejected, or handed to police) as steps on the incident, with the time of each.
Log searches at the gate (clear, prohibited item, refused, and what was found) and count people in and out, on a gate screen in the app.
Put posts and patrol zones on the map so everyone knows who covers where.
When an incident needs medical, Control brings them onto the same incident instead of starting a second log.
The operation briefing, team chat and alerts sit in the Control Room's top bar, and on every responder's phone.
An operation report per discipline, with ejections and police handovers as outcomes, exportable as CSV.
See it working
Logging a call from the map, dispatching by call sign and watching the crew's status change without a radio check.
What a crew member sees: the job, directions, status in a tap, and working offline.
Register free, set up an operation with your own call signs, and practise with the training simulation before the real thing.
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