About iDispatch

The iDispatch module allows you to track the assignments and availability of security officers and record and review dispatch information.

For information about manipulating the records in the grid, see Sorting and Grouping Records, Filtering Records, Searching for Records, or Using the iTrak Grid Functions as appropriate.
For information about controlling access to a record, see Controlling Access to a Record.

Current Dispatches Tab

The Current Dispatches tab contains three panes and summarizes dispatches that are in progress and pending, as well as the status of the officers assigned to or available for dispatches.

Double-click on any entry to open the full dispatch record to view information about the officers and the related daily log and incident.

The Officers List section displays all on-duty officers. Filter the list according to their status (On Call, Available, or On Break) or the Property they are currently working at (as defined in Managing Officers).

You can temporarily hide the Officers List to view more dispatches, or move it to a separate window for easy access while working in other areas (this is especially useful if you have a wide monitor or dual monitor setup). See Managing Officers.

Colour-coding:

 

Dispatch records

Officers

Yellow

Pending

On Break

Purple

Scheduled

White

In Progress

On Call

Orange

Officer Arrived

Red

Officer Overdue for Arrival/Clear

Overdue for Arrival/Clear

Green

Cleared (only visible from Dispatches tab)

Available

Pink

Overdue for returning from break

Dispatches Tab

Use the Dispatches tab to search for, review, and print dispatch entries. See Creating a Dispatch.

Manage Officers Tab

Use the Manage Officers tab to manage the officers available for dispatch. See Managing Officers

Manage Agencies Tab

Use the Manage Agencies tab to manage the outside agencies that are often called upon for dispatch. See Managing Agencies

Officers Activity Log Tab

Use the Officers Activity Log tab to view a history of all officers' status changes.
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