Reported in seconds
A free-text description, a few menus, done. Designed to be filled in during the emergency, not after it.
The memory of the crisis room
The incident log that's already
preparing the debrief.
Every event reported in seconds, followed through, then turned into a debrief you can act on. Everything runs locally: no data ever leaves the room.
- 100% local, sovereign
- Multiple workstations in the room
- Large type, zero training
100% local, nothing leaves the room
Zero cloud, zero subscription
3 roles: admin, operator, viewer
PDF debrief report in one click
The promise
Report, follow through, learn.
During the emergency, you jot it down and move on. Afterwards, it's all there: the full timeline, the causes, the corrective actions. Your crisis room stops losing its experience.
The toolkit
From the event to the debrief.
Chronological incident log
Every event of the day, colour-coded by severity, with instant full-text search.
Status-based follow-up
Open, in progress, closed: everyone sees at a glance what still needs handling.
Structured debrief
At closure: what worked, the difficulties, the cause, the corrective action, an owner and a deadline. Experience becomes something you can use.
Dashboard
Counters and charts by nature, type, severity and daily activity. The whole picture in one look.
Automatic alerts
Tickets left open too long, overdue actions, events that keep coming back: Pulse flags them for you, on its own.
Plugged into the video wall
Visual proof, attached to the ticket.
On every ticket, the operator can attach images or PDFs - and capture in one click the view of the EMD video wall at the moment of the event. The ticket keeps a record of what the room was seeing.
- Image and PDF attachments
- One-click video wall capture
- Author recorded automatically on every ticket
WHAT THE ROOM WAS SEEING,
THE TICKET REMEMBERS
Wall capture · attachments · traceability
"The operator writes a sentence, Pulse suggests, the operator confirms."
A helping hand, not an autopilot
Assisted entry, human decision.
As an option, an analysis engine installed on your own machine reads the description and suggests the fields already filled in. The operator always has the last word - and nothing ever leaves the room.
For IT departments
Simple to deploy, shaped for the way you work.
One local server, the whole room connected
Pulse runs on one workstation in the room and every other one connects through the browser. Also available as a standalone desktop application.
Your lists, your rules
Types, natures, severity levels, roles and alert thresholds: everything adapts to your service through simple settings, without touching the code.
See Pulse in action.
Request a demonstration tailored to your crisis room.