Build crews off your roster, place people on the map or floor plan, track them in accountability groups, and lay out the command chart for the review.
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Crews, accountability groups, and the command chart live in three tabs on the right icon sidebar: Crew Detail, Personnel, and ICS.
Select an apparatus on the map or in the Apparatus panel, then open Crew Detail. Click a crew member's name to search your department roster and assign them — or type a name by hand for a visitor or mutual-aid member who isn't in it. Each row also sets a position (Driver, Officer, Nozzle, and the rest of the standard slots), a location (Interior, Exterior, Staging, Rehab), and a task (Fire Attack, Search, Ventilation, RIT, and more). Use + Add Crew Member to add a row, and the x next to a name to remove one.
Open Personnel to see every crew member across every dispatched unit, plus a By Location summary that rolls Interior/Exterior/Staging/Rehab counts up from what you set on each crew row. Below that, ICS Groups lets you organize units into divisions or groups: click + Group, name it, name a supervisor, pick a color, then tap unit chips to assign them. Auto-populate creates one group per dispatched unit in a single click if you'd rather start from there and reassign. Creating a group also adds a matching Group Supervisor position to the command chart, linked to it.
On the Personnel tab, each crew member has a Place button. Tap it, then click the map — or the ground in Street View — to drop that person exactly where you want them. Once someone's on the map, the same button reads Move: tap it and click again to relocate them, or drag their marker directly. A Remove button clears them from the map without touching their crew assignment.
Personnel positions are logged, not animated between clicks. A firefighter's path through a structure isn't something the app observes, so replay shows each logged position as a hard cut rather than inventing the path between them.
ICS lays out the incident command structure as a chart: Incident Commander, Operations Section Chief, Division and Group Supervisors, and more, down to individual positions. Click + Add to add a position, then click any position to open its editor — set its role from the standard ICS list, a label, an assignee, which position it reports to, and which apparatus are assigned to it. The chart is a record for the review, not a live staffing system.
Building crews and assigning tasks feeds the Tactics tab automatically — assigning a crew the Search task inside an accountability group, for instance, auto-checks Search/Rescue there.
If your department shares personnel with a mutual-aid partner and that partner has opted in, their people show up by name and rank when you're staffing a mutual-aid unit, the same way your own roster does.