Incident
Recorded participation
The incident relationship comes from the stored responder assignment. It is not an exhaustive career total.
AIGIS Command · Responder Service Record
Keep the facts of service.
Review a responder's recorded incident assignments, response roles, operational statuses, shift periods, elapsed duty time, and maintained qualification dates in one operational record.
AIGIS Command · Responder Service Record
Current response context
Start with the assignment.
When a selected incident has a responder assignment, Command prioritizes that record. Otherwise, it presents a current or recent assignment with the incident, recorded response role and status, last shift boundaries, and elapsed duty time together.
Recorded operational intervals
See the intervals behind the total.
Closed shifts use their stored start and end. An open shift uses the current time until it is ended. Command sums those elapsed intervals for the incident assignment.
Recorded response history
See responses in context.
Keep recent stored incident assignments readable as a ledger: incident, response role, shift state, elapsed duty time, and the recorded response status. The view is operational history, not a complete career archive.
Role
Response assignment
The response role belongs to the incident assignment. It is not an employment rank or permanent job classification.
Shift
Open or closed interval
An interval without an end is shown as on shift. Closed intervals retain their recorded boundaries.
Time
Elapsed duty time
Elapsed minutes are derived from recorded shift intervals and presented as operational context.
Recent supported activity
See what shaped the record.
The recent activity view can surface supported response and shift events, staffing outreach or replies, PAR requests or responses, and linked callsign or entity events. Time and incident context appear when retained on the underlying record.
Maintained qualification timing
Keep renewal timing within reach.
Qualification and training attributes can retain recorded values, issue dates, expiration dates, and current status beside the responder's operational history. The current record does not prove what qualification state existed during a past incident.
Explore Responder ReadinessOperational continuity
One responder record across preparation and response.
Readiness shows pre-deployment qualification status. Accountability records supported incident activity. Service Record retains assignments, shifts, and other supported history.
Record scope
What Service Record includes.
It combines supported assignments, shifts, qualifications, and activity. It does not include payroll, evaluations, or private personnel notes.
Recorded history is not complete proof of service
The view reflects data retained through supported workflows. It does not certify that every activity occurred or that the responder’s history is complete.
The operational record can change
Changes to incident assignments, maintained attributes, and newly recorded or ended shift intervals can change what the record displays.
Elapsed duty time is not payroll time
Duration comes from recorded shift intervals, including an open interval that continues to accrue. It does not calculate breaks, payroll, compensation, or overtime.
Qualification dates are not independent verification
AIGIS displays maintained values and expiration state. It does not issue, renew, or independently validate a license, certification, or qualification.
An incident assignment does not prove physical presence
A recorded incident relationship, response role, or operational status does not independently verify a responder’s location or presence.
The operational record is not an HR profile
This story excludes evaluations, private personnel notes, disciplinary information, payroll, benefits, and employment decisions.
AIGIS Command
See the record from assignment to history.
Request access to review current response context, recorded shifts and elapsed duty time, recent response history, maintained qualification dates, and recent supported activity using your incident structure.