Phone and ANI/ALI
Incoming calls, call-back, hold, mute, transfers, touch tones, service details, location information, and configurable regional records.
From the initial caller interaction through unit coordination and instructor review, 911SimPro connects the roles and information used in a simulation exercise.

The system is configurable for training use. Exact deployment, hardware, audio, mapping, and integration requirements are discussed during planning.
Incoming calls, call-back, hold, mute, transfers, touch tones, service details, location information, and configurable regional records.
Incident creation, type and priority, notes, protocol responses, unit assignments, dispositions, timelines, and completed reports.
Live incident and unit display, configurable responder units, status updates, location changes, and address lookup workflows.
Eight configurable channels, dispatch and responder role-play, activity logs, and an optional external-radio bridge configuration.
Text-to-911 conversations plus configurable Video-to-911 and drone-assisted scenario media.
Role-player background audio slots for environmental sound such as traffic, crowds, weather, sirens, or room noise.
Configurable training prompts and structured responses with required-question tracking for instructor review.
Review notes, responder notes, timelines, assignments, timing, typing estimates, protocol completion, and exports.
JSON-backed configuration for users, roles, labels, incidents, protocols, units, audio, maps, transfers, and interface profiles.

Actual SimSoft training interface; displayed names, locations, and incidents are simulation data.
Call-takers, dispatchers, caller role players, first-responder role players, and instructors interact through the same simulated exercise.
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