Colleges and training academies

Connect instruction to console practice.

Give learners repeated opportunities to apply call-taking, CAD documentation, radio dispatch, unit coordination, and debriefing in a connected simulation environment.

SimSoft call-taking console with ANI ALI, CAD map, incidents, and responder units
Capabilities

A flexible environment for progressive learning

Begin with focused station skills, then introduce multi-role scenarios as learners become ready for more complex coordination.

01

Focused station modes

Run call-taking, dispatch, or dual-role views to match the objective of the exercise.

02

Scenario progression

Repeat a base scenario or introduce additional callers, radio traffic, media, and unit decisions.

03

Protocol practice

Configure local templates, prompts, expected questions, and structured caller responses for review.

04

Documented performance

Capture notes, assignments, status changes, timing metrics, and protocol completion in incident reports.

05

Instructor review

Open compiled reports, add instructor observations, and export selected or aggregate training records.

06

Role-player coordination

Connect caller and first-responder role players to the learner’s phone, CAD, and radio workflow.

Actual SimSoft call-taking training interface

Actual SimSoft training interface; displayed names, locations, and incidents are simulation data.

Inside SimSoft

Build complexity with purpose

Simulation can support a progression from individual skill practice to scenarios where information arrives through multiple channels and must be documented, prioritized, and communicated.

  • Call-taking, dispatch, and dual-role configurations
  • Configurable incident and protocol resources
  • Timestamped reports for debriefing
  • Role-player audio, text, radio, and media inputs

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Tell us about your learners, roles, space, and goals.

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