CAD & dispatch
Incidents · timestamps · unit activity · demand
EMS operations intelligence
GAGE connects and analyzes CAD, fleet, workforce, scheduling, billing, training, clinical and external data so agencies can protect readiness, understand strain, preserve capacity and give every authorized role the next useful action.
Normalize · analyze · routeOperational intelligence, human outcomes
GAGE helps EMS agencies protect readiness without losing sight of the people who create it.
Your agency already has data. GAGE sits across those systems, connects what they know and helps leaders catch what is going right, see strain earlier and understand how operational decisions affect both service delivery and people.
One intelligence layer
Each source remains authoritative in its own lane. GAGE creates the shared agency model needed to analyze the relationships between them.
Incidents · timestamps · unit activity · demand
Readiness · maintenance · defects · telematics
Personnel · credentials · attendance · lifecycle
Shifts · vacancies · overtime · staffing
AnalyzeActClaims · denials · payments · corrections
Courses · CE · competency · acknowledgements
Care · documentation · protocols · outcomes
Weather · events · hospitals · public health
Three layers of readiness
GAGE is designed to connect system readiness, capability readiness and people readiness into one operational picture as the relevant source integrations are available—while keeping source authority and human judgment intact.
Do we have the units, coverage and capacity?
Can the specialty capability actually deploy?
Are our people credentialed, trained, supported and carrying a sustainable workload?
The category difference
Source systems manage transactions within a function. GAGE is the intelligence and action layer across functions.
Analyze CAD, fleet, workforce, billing, training, clinical and external signals in one agency context.
Preserve the systems of record each department already uses and add intelligence across them.
Resolve people, units, stations, shifts, incidents and time across sources before drawing conclusions.
Expose relationships—such as fleet downtime affecting coverage—that no isolated source can fully explain.
Give each authorized team the evidence, priority and next action it owns.
Track acknowledgement, escalation, resolution and outcomes across departmental boundaries.
Interactive operational scenarios
Step through the cross-system chain from source signal to operational consequence, assigned action and closure.
A maintenance event matters because of what it does to service capacity, not because it created another ticket.
Medic 14 is placed out of service for an HVAC failure.
District 2 demand is 12% above baseline, reserve capacity is constrained and the evening roster already has one ALS vacancy.
GAGE routes the evidence and a coverage recommendation to the Operations Supervisor—not to every department.
Reserve 3 is staffed, the coverage gap clears and the action is closed with the source evidence retained.
GAGE helps leaders see operational conditions associated with strain without assigning an opaque burnout score to a clinician.
Unit utilization, overtime and repeated shift extensions remain elevated across a defined team or operating period.
GAGE relates demand, schedule, workload distribution, critical-event exposure and available staffing rather than diagnosing burnout.
The appropriate leader receives a private review prompt while the provider-facing briefing surfaces accomplishments, progress and relevant support.
Leadership adjusts what can be adjusted, documents the check-in and remeasures workload and retention indicators over time.
A new service line matters only if it returns capacity, improves performance or creates the value it was intended to create.
Interfacility critical-care demand repeatedly removes frontline ALS resources from 911 coverage.
GAGE combines demand, transport type, unit-hours, staffing, response performance and service-line utilization.
Leadership can compare a dedicated CCT / IFT model with the prior operating model and identify when the specialty resource produces the greatest system benefit.
Measure frontline unit-hours returned, response-performance change, utilization, reimbursement and operating cost over time.
Revenue leakage is easier to fix when the denial, chart pattern, call type and education response can be seen together.
A cluster of claims is held for documentation that does not support the billed level of service.
The pattern concentrates in two transport profiles and one documentation workflow rather than across the whole agency.
Billing receives the correction queue while Training receives the recurring documentation theme with the same source trail.
Corrections are resubmitted, targeted education is assigned and the denial pattern is remeasured over the next period.
24-second product loop
A silent in-browser demonstration of the GAGE operating loop using illustrative agency data.
Fleet reports Medic 14 out of service while CAD demand rises in District 2.
Fleet status, demand, reserve capacity and the staffing gap appear together with source attribution.
The Operations Supervisor receives the recommended action, due time and evidence—not another generic alert.
Reserve 3 is staffed, coverage recovers and the event moves to resolved with an auditable outcome.
Illustrative agency snapshot
Illustrative data only. Each measure is designed to open into the evidence, owner and next action behind it.
27 of 30 units available
Unit Hour Utilization for the selected operating period
Illustrative unresolved billing value
Personnel in good standing
Cross-department items with an owner
The GAGE operating loop
Every insight retains its source, scope and owner as it moves through the organization.
One platform. Every authorized role.
Each workspace is a focused presentation over the same governed data and event layer—not a separate database with a different answer.
Give chiefs, directors, administrators and owners one governed view across dispatch, deployment, fleet, workforce sustainability, training, revenue, clinical quality, program outcomes and external risk.
Explore workspace 02Combine CAD demand, Unit Hour Utilization, response performance, staffing, fleet readiness, transport and external intelligence to protect coverage, preserve scarce capacity and see where operational strain is building.
Explore workspace 03Supervisors get a first-class workspace that combines crew, schedule, credential, training, vehicle, call and follow-up data for the people and geography they actually oversee.
Explore workspace 04Analyze fleet-management, maintenance, telematics, recall and CAD utilization data together to connect vehicle readiness with coverage and capital decisions, with roadmap extensions for specialty assets, equipment and supply readiness.
Explore workspace 05Connect staffing, workload, overtime, credentials, training and operational demand to reduce avoidable strain, support employee well-being and improve retention—without reducing people to a risk score.
Explore workspace 06Connect billing and clearinghouse outcomes with clinical documentation, CAD times and mileage, payer patterns and correction work to show where revenue is delayed, denied or leaking.
Explore workspace 07GAGE combines LMS history, credentials, field exposure, operational patterns and clinical findings to show what training is needed, whether it changes performance and how employees are progressing toward the next role.
Explore workspace 08Combine CAD demand, clinical and transport patterns, hospital status and agency readiness with weather, events, infrastructure, public-safety, cyber and public-health intelligence.
Explore workspace 09Prioritize high-risk cases, inspect the supporting evidence, direct remediation and measure whether clinical performance improves over time.
Explore workspace 10A single workbench gives authorized reviewers the evidence, filters, assignment controls and downstream actions needed to move a chart from flag to closure.
Explore workspace 11Give providers transparent access to credentials, education, clinical follow-up, documentation, strengths, goals and development trends—so there are no mystery flags and no surprises.
Explore workspace
Cross-system consequence
Connect fleet readiness to CAD demand, reserve capacity, staffing and district coverage so operations can see the consequence and act.
Explore fleet intelligence
GAGE connects what each agency system knows and turns it into one role-aware operating picture.