Fire
Improving Safety Outcomes at Every Step
Accurate data. Enhanced capability. Operational readiness. ESO is the established partner fire departments trust to build a more connected fire response ecosystem that works when lives are on the line.
ESO is fully prepared to help with your migration to NERIS, starting with accessible, digestible, and actionable information at your fingertips.
The Fire Platform
Your Partner for a Safer and More Effective Response
ESO is the trusted partner for fire departments. Together, we help you protect your crew and community through an emergency response ecosystem built on accurate, real-time data. Easier, more efficient documentation produces clean, actionable data—informing reports, improving resource allocation, and
increasing situational awareness and survivability during response. And because your department’s needs are constantly evolving, our fire records management system is designed to grow with you, helping your team continually strengthen response and secure a more connected future.
Improve community safety outcomes and enhance your department’s capabilities with a connected ecosystem that’s built for the frontline.
Less Paperwork, Better Resource Allocation, Audit-Ready Operations
Faster report completion and fewer corrections mean fewer backlogs and better situational awareness during response.
Your Impact Doesn’t Stop When the Call Ends
Protect your crews and community with better information. Accurate performance and readiness metrics show you where and how to improve.
Eliminate the Guesswork of Managing Gear
From tracking supplies to protecting your budget, ESO helps keep your rigs stocked and your crew response ready, every time.
Simpler Scheduling. Better Data. Response-Ready Crew.
Manage call-outs, shift swaps, and time-off requests – while keeping crew members trained, certified, and immunized, all in one place.
With Personnel Management we are able to store data securely, with limited roles. A selling point for us was that we can securely store medical records and limit access to administrative decision-makers and HR.
Larry Hadland
Medical Services Officer – South Snohomish County Fire Rescue
