April 9, 2019, Bellingham, WA - Emergency Reporting (ER), the easiest-to-use cloud-based reporting and records management software for Fire and EMS agencies, announced a new integration with Aladtec, the premier scheduling and workforce management software for public safety agencies. With this integration, Aladtec schedules will automatically feed into Emergency Reporting Daily Rosters, eliminating the mundane, error-prone time Fire and EMS personnel spend duplicating roster data. Fire and EMS agencies use Aladtec to streamline schedule processes, including complex rotations, trades, sign ups, and time off, and when the schedule changes as a result, with this new integration, Aladtec will seamlessly update Emergency Reporting’s Daily Roster. Aladtec, a cloud-based online system, is available 24/7/365 from any computer or mobile device via the internet.

“The Emergency Reporting platform is developed for first responders in the fire and EMS service. We offer integrations with multiple companies to help make our customers’ lives easier. Aladtec is our newest addition to the partner community, and we are happy to be able to serve our mutual customers even better with this integration,” stated Dave Adams, Chief Revenue Officer and Co-founder of Emergency Reporting.

“The efficiency improvements with this new integration are substantial," stated Dave Feyereisen, president and founder of Aladtec Inc. "Like Emergency Reporting, Aladtec is dedicated to the concept of interoperability. We intend to integrate Aladtec with a wide spectrum of applications, but when it came to decide which to build first, the choice was easy -- Emergency Reporting."  

For more information on the roster integration between Emergency Reporting and Aladtec, visit http://info.emergencyreporting.com/aladtec. 

 

About Emergency Reporting
Emergency Reporting (ER) offers a cloud-based records management software (RMS) solution to Fire/EMS agencies worldwide. Founded in 2003, ER empowers first responders with secure, easy-to-use station management tools that offer one-report filing of NFIRS and NEMSIS data. ER’s SaaS solution allows Fire/EMS departments to run their entire operations efficiently, enhancing both firefighter and citizen safety. Current customers include Fire/Rescue and EMS agencies and DoD/military installations, as well as large entities with self-contained Fire/EMS services such as NASA, nuclear power plants, hospitals, and oil refineries. For more information, visit www.emergencyreporting.com. 

About Aladtec
Aladtec provides online scheduling and workforce management software for mission-critical agencies such as EMS, fire service, law enforcement, and dispatch. The smart platform puts real-time staff scheduling, time and attendance tools, in the palm of your hand. It tracks licensing and certifications, offers customizable forms and reporting, and allows leaders and members to communicate instantly, saving time and money. Founded in 2003, the River Falls, Wis. firm serves more than 2,250 customers across the U.S. and Canada. Annual subscription includes all set-up, training and unlimited support. To learn more, visit www.aladtec.com. 

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