Name an incident and track PACE, ICS forms, checklists, and scratch pad data — export one close-out packet. Works offline after your first visit.
The incident workspace is a local packet of ICS forms for one named event. It shows which worksheets already have data on this device and exports a single text bundle for debrief.
Open each tool below to fill forms — this page reads saved data from your browser automatically.
Name the incident the same way on every form (ICS-201 briefing, 202 objectives, 205 radio plan, 213 messages, 214 log, 217 resources, 221 demob). This page is the table of contents. Nothing is uploaded; clearing site data deletes the packet, so export before you wipe the browser.
Walk the five-step deployment workflow, then close out with demob. County-agnostic: East Tennessee nets are the worked example, not a requirement.
See also: ICS forms offline
A dashboard that reads saved PACE, ICS, and checklist data from your browser and exports one close-out packet.
Each browser has its own storage. Export the packet and import or paste on the second device; there is no cloud sync.
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