Multi-agency · Mutual aid · Joint operations

One picture across agencies.

Mutual aid arrives on different radios, different dispatch, different everything. TAK is an open standard every agency can join from a phone their people already carry, and EOTAK runs the server in the middle, so nobody on your staff has to become the person who owns it.

A multi-agency briefing: crews from several organizations standing around folding tables covered with paper maps and a printed incident action plan
Fig. 1 A multi-agency briefing. Everything on the table is paper.
At a glance
StandardTAK, open
ClientsATAK · iTAK · WinTAK
HostingDigitalOcean or AWS GovCloud
Stand up inMinutes

What it changes

Three things agencies tell us go wrong the moment more than one of them shows up.

i

Nobody shares a radio

Agencies that cannot talk on the radio can still share a map. Joining is a certificate and a client that runs on the phones your people already have.

ii

Nobody has spare IT

The server is hosted, patched and monitored by us. There is no Linux box in a closet and no certificate authority for somebody to inherit.

iii

Nobody has spare budget

The price is on the website. One plan, per user per year, with the rate falling as the seat count rises and no setup fee, so you can put a real number in a budget request without a sales call.

What you actually run

Four parts · you own the middle one
The server

Your own server

A managed TAK server with full administrator access from the first minute. Your agency holds the record of what happened, not a vendor.

The clients

The clients are free

ATAK on Android, iTAK on iOS and WinTAK on the desktop are published by the TAK Product Center at no cost. You are paying for the server, not for seats.

The standard

Alongside what you have

TAK is an open standard carrying Cursor on Target. It works next to what you already run rather than replacing it, and needs no proprietary hardware.

The record

The record, afterwards

MARS replays a finished day from what your server already kept: every track, on a timeline. Included on every plan.

How it gets bought

Three routes, none of which start with a sales call.

Read the price first One plan, priced per user per year on a published volume rate card, so you can build a budget line or a grant request before you speak to anyone.
Start small, stay small One agency can buy a handful of seats and add mutual-aid partners to the same server later, at a lower rate per seat. The small version is not a trial that expires.
Ask for the paperwork Tell us what your procurement office needs and we will tell you plainly what we hold and what we do not.

Pinned to the board

What we do not claim

No agency logosWe are not going to show you a wall of badges we have not earned. Ask for references and you will get a straight answer.
No proprietary lockTAK is a public standard. If you leave, your data is Cursor on Target and your clients are free ones you already had.
MARS is after the factIt replays a finished mission. It is not live tracking and we will not describe it as such.
Public Safety

Put your agencies on one map.

Managed TAK servers priced per user, per year, with the rate falling as the seat count rises. MARS included on every server.

Clarksville, TN · +1 (931) 266-0888