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How Digital Health and Safety Reports Can Help Prevent Future Accidents
Not only is it important to comply with health and safety legislation, but tracking accidents and near-misses can actually reduce future incidents....
How to Make Data-Driven Decisions in Emergency Response
Did you know that D4H's incident reporting product has built in charts and graphs? They are split into Mapping, Incidents, Persons Involved,...
How to Autocomplete Your ICS Forms
Find out how easy it is to autocomplete your forms in D4H Incident Management. Quickly fill out fields in multiple ICS forms at the same time. Add...
We've Added Biometric Authentication to our Mobile Apps
We've made an important update to our mobile apps that ensures the security of your data. Here's why it's important and how it works.
July 2021 New Features Reviewed
Robin and Mairéad recently demoed and discussed the latest new features in D4H Incident Management. Here's a look back at the updates they presented.
April 2021 New Features Reviewed
This week, Robin and Mairéad presented the latest updates to D4H Personnel & Training, D4H Equipment Management, and D4H Incident Management on...
How to Track Your COVID-19 Vaccination Centers in D4H Incident Management
Take a look at our guide to configuring your D4H Incident Management account for vaccine centers and distribution tracking.
How You Can Use D4H as a Virtual EOC During COVID-19
Many EOCs are operating remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While this presents new challenges, D4H Incident Management can help your organization...
D4H Ranked the #1 Emergency Management Software on G2
We've ranked #1 in the Emergency Management category on the world’s leading peer-to-peer review website!
February 2021 New Features Reviewed
Robin and Mairéad recently presented the latest updates to D4H Personnel & Training, D4H Equipment Management, and D4H Incident Management on...
D4H Incident Management for Search & Rescue
Robin was recently joined by professional rescue technician and emergency manager Kyle Van Delft from BC, Canada to discuss the SAR functionality in...
D4H Introduces Electronic Signatures on Incident Paperwork—making ICS Forms easy
Draw your signature with your finger or take a photo of your ink version to lock documents on D4H Incident Management.
How to Run Your EOC Remotely During a Hurricane
As hurricane season begins, we wanted to share how D4H Incident Management can be used as a virtual EOC solution to effectively track and manage your...
You Can Now Make Everbridge Phone Calls From D4H
Within D4H Incident Management, you've always been able to send Everbridge mass-notifications by email and text during an incident. We've now added...
Introducing D4H's Mobile App for Equipment Management—making barcode scanning easy
A lack of equipment readiness can risk your mission; with potentially fatal consequences. We've created a powerful equipment management mobile app to...
Using Mass Notification to Help Reopen Your Organization
We've teamed up with Singlewire, one of our partner integrators for this guest blog post. Keeping people safe and informed is the top priority for...
Add Custom Incident Maps for Geographical Context
It is possible to customize your D4H Incident Management account with any available map tile service. You can annotate your incident notes and sketch...
How To Manage PPE & COVID-19 Response Equipment Stockpiles
Stockpile management is an important task for COVID-19 response. Response organizations need to track supply levels of their PPE, respiratory...
How to Track COVID-19 Isolation Periods for Your On-Call Personnel
Everybody with COVID-19 symptoms will be asked to isolate at home for 14 days from onset. This will affect the normal availability of your personnel...
How to Build a Locations Status Board to Track COVID-19 Infections
An important aspect of a COVID-19 response is to track infections at various locations. Here we show you how to create a new status board to track...
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