A shared map tells you where the people are: on foot, inside a building, across a jurisdiction line, working a task force with an agency your radios have never talked to.
Three places a shift outruns the systems that are supposed to be watching it.
Dispatch and vehicle location put the cruiser on a map, and that is where the map stops. The moment an officer steps out of it, their position goes back to being something they have to report, on a channel that is already busy.
A perimeter, a building search, a foot pursuit into a back yard, a deputy alone on a rural welfare check. Everyone else on the call is estimating a location, and the supervisor deciding where to send the next unit is estimating hardest.
Mutual aid, a regional detail, a search that crosses two counties. The units next to you belong to agencies on other systems. TAK is an open standard, so joining is a client and a certificate rather than a procurement cycle and a new radio contract.
One shared map, carried by free clients on the phones and tablets your people already have, with the record on a server your agency administers.

Nothing here is proprietary.
Weeks later, someone will ask where people were and when. A single, consistent record makes that easy.
Positions and events are written as units report them. They remain on a server your agency administers from the first minute.
There is no such thing as a CJIS certification. The FBI says so plainly, and a vendor who claims to hold one has told you something about itself. What is real is meeting the requirements of the CJIS Security Policy, and if criminal justice information is going to touch this, we will walk your IT staff through exactly where that boundary sits.
Servers can run in AWS GovCloud, engineered against the IL4 control set. Whether your state requires that is worth settling before you buy rather than after, and it is one of the things the compliance addon covers.
We tell you exactly what the platform covers and what it doesn’t. Your team gets clarity up front instead of discovering gaps later.
Published rather than quoted. One plan, priced per user, per year, with the rate falling as the seat count rises. No setup fee, and MARS on every server.
Managed TAK servers priced per user, per year, with the rate falling as the roster grows. MARS included on every server.
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