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EMERGENCY SAFETY SOLUTIONS LTD
Unblur provides a complete SaaS solution for incident commanders called IRIS. This platform centralizes and displays information to enhance situational awareness, integrates with existing systems, and facilitates real-time coordination among teams and agencies. IRIS also logs all incident details for post-incident analysis and training. Unblur's clients include fire and rescue services, transport companies, and high-risk industries, aiming to improve decision-making and safety during emergencies.
Unblur in numbers : "Our clients safeguard a population of 15 Million inhabitants, transport 1.7 Million
passengers every day, & over 32 Million metric tons of cargo annually."
SITUATIONAL AWARENESS
Incident Commanders have to process large amounts of unfiltered and fragmented information to manage an incident. By centralising and displaying everything, IRIS Core eliminates mental saturation, making it easy to control and lead any sized incident.
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INTEGRATION
IRIS Core integrates seamlessly with your existing systems, connecting all key elements of an incident in one single place. Integrate both tactical and operational teams and all sorts of technology tools used during an incident to know exactly where everyone is and what tasks are being completed.
CREW AND MULTI AGENCY COORDINATION
The IRIS platform allows you to add and share information in real-time, making it accessible to all deployed responders. Control rooms, strategic committees and other agencies, supporting the incident can access and work with the same real time operational picture.
POST INCIDENCE INTELLIGENCE
All decisions and forms are automatically generated, before, during and after the incident. Having the entire incident logged facilitates post-incident reporting and is available for learning and training.
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Ensure safety & efficiency in every emergency.
Gain complete visibility with interactive maps & real-time data for effective incident command, minimising risks & maximising collaboration.
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