Fire and EMS
Long tours and rotating crews make written continuity more important, not less. What one crew learned about a rig, a hydrant or a frequent address has to reach the next crew intact.
Fire and EMS shift changes hand off apparatus, equipment, staffing and open issues at the same moment. A partially resolved apparatus problem, a low supply, or a note about a frequent address is easy to mention and easy to forget, particularly across a 24- or 48-hour rotation where the receiving crew may not return for days.
Company officers open the tour, assign riding positions, publish the crew briefing, log events and equipment issues as they occur, and publish a handoff before the relieving crew arrives. Asset status changes stay attached to the apparatus record with full history.
Versioned briefings with recorded acknowledgments.
Shift briefings and roll call →Publish a reviewable handoff and track every item to resolution.
Structured shift handoffs →Chronological, filterable, and linked to tasks and assets.
Digital shift log →Drafts grounded in your records, approved by a supervisor.
AI-assisted summaries →Records are isolated per organization and protected by role-based access and row-level policies. Shift Relay is an operational continuity tool and is not a patient care reporting system; do not store protected health information in it.
Read the security overview →Shift Relay is in early access for organizations that run around the clock. Tell us how your shifts change hands and we will show you the workflow end to end.