Features
The actual product — the control room board, the field app, and the major-incident tools built around JESIP.
The control room
Reported, assigned, escalated, or resolved — your whole control room sees it the instant it happens, filterable by zone, category, priority, and assignee. No refreshing, no radio double-checks.
Weather, wind, storm risk, and UV for your exact event location, right in the header — because the forecast is part of the incident picture too.
At a glance
Open, unassigned, in progress, escalated, resolved today — every tile links straight to the filtered list behind it. A major incident banner follows you across every screen until it's stood down.
Out in the field
Log an incident, capture a photo or voice note, drop a what3words location, and it lands on the board before you've put your radio down.
Share your location, broadcast live video, and get a full-screen alert — siren included — the moment something is assigned to you.
Built around JESIP
The Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Principles (JESIP) are what UK police, fire, and ambulance services train to when working a shared incident. ELSI's major-incident tools are built directly from that framework.
Command from one shared, safe location.
Plain language, no jargon.
Agree shared priorities and actions.
Share hazard information as it develops.
One accurate picture, held in common.
METHANE and the Joint Decision Model are JESIP's own tools — one for passing a consistent first report, the other for logging every major-incident decision against its rationale. Both are built into ELSI's incident record from the moment a major incident is declared, not bolted on afterwards.
Learn more about JESIP at jesip.org.uk ↗