AIGIS Field
Respond from the field
Receive and submit a PAR response for the active unit. Authorized responders can also request a check from the map.
AIGIS Command · Incident accountability
Keep responder accountability connected to the incident.
Run immediate or scheduled PAR checks, review unit-reported personnel counts, maintain incident personnel and recorded shifts, and track ICS 214 expected-day completion from the browser-based AIGIS Command platform.
AIGIS Command · PAR checks and unit responses
iOS and Android
AIGIS OPS
Maintain live operational context
Keep unit and PAR state beside the live map, missions, and other command-post work.
AIGIS Command
Run and review accountability
Start checks, review incident personnel and recorded shifts, and keep expected ICS 214 reporting visible.
PAR checks
See every PAR response and every missing one.
Send an immediate or scheduled PAR check to selected units. Command shows each reported personnel count and keeps unanswered requests visible.
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Select
Choose the units in scope.
Build the check around selected units in the active incident rather than a disconnected contact list.
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Run
Send now or use a schedule.
Start an immediate check or configure one-time or recurring daily timing for the selected units.
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Report
The unit submits its count.
A responder in Field enters the current personnel count associated with the active assigned unit.
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Review
See reported and pending state.
Inspect run progress and the integer personnel count reported by each responding callsign.
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Follow up
Reissue a pending check.
When authorized, create a new request for a unit that has not yet responded and keep the gap visible.
Incident personnel and shifts
Keep the roster tied to the operational period.
Review who is recorded on the incident, the unit and response role assigned to them, and the shift periods that form their operational history.
Responder and incident assignment
Assigned unit or callsign
Recorded response role
On-shift or off-shift state
Last shift start and end
Recorded worked-time total
Preloaded, activated, demobilizing, or demob-complete state
Shift history with authorized start, end, manual, and edit actions
Shift durations reflect recorded operational intervals. They are designed for incident accountability and service history, not payroll or independent proof of physical presence.
ICS 214 status
See what is expected, submitted, and missing.
Keep daily ICS 214 record completeness in view for the selected incident without reconstructing the gap from separate spreadsheets and messages.
Expected report days
AIGIS derives expected dates from recorded operational periods and supported mission participation.
Completion and missing dates
Compare expected dates with submitted report dates to see completed versus expected counts, percentage, and remaining dates.
Submitted 214s
Review submitted ICS 214 documents linked to the selected incident and open the responder record for detail.
Human follow-through
Open an email reminder when a responder address is available; content review and approval remain with the organization.
Incident record
Accountability remains connected to the response.
PAR activity, incident participation, response roles, unit or callsign context, recorded shifts, and supported operational events remain part of the authorized incident record. Command service history is limited to recorded operational facts; evaluations and private personnel notes are not included.
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What the accountability record shows.
AIGIS displays configured PAR, staffing, shift, and ICS 214 status. Your agency remains responsible for policy, report quality, approvals, and recordkeeping.
A reported count is not automatic verification
A PAR response records the integer personnel count submitted for the responder’s current assigned unit.
Request status does not confirm device receipt
A saved PAR request does not certify notification receipt; request-creation warnings are separate from confirmed device delivery.
Operational time is not payroll time
Worked duration is derived from recorded shift intervals, including an open shift that continues to accrue.
Record completeness does not establish compliance
ICS 214 status compares expected dates with submitted dates. It does not certify report quality, agency approval, or regulatory compliance.
See accountability with your incident structure.
Request access for PAR, incident personnel, shifts, and ICS 214 using your organization’s unit structure, reporting cadence, and authorized roles.