Open work stays visible
Migration should support better follow-up, not just old records.
Data migration
Move from old fire software without dragging old problems forward.
Migration should not just copy data. It should help your department decide what matters, what needs cleanup, and how legacy reporting maps into a cleaner PSOps workflow.
1
Inventory legacy data
Incident reports, locations, users, apparatus, personnel, and supporting fields.
2
Map to workflow
Connect legacy report concepts to PSOps incident cards and add-ons.
3
Clean what matters
Focus on useful operational and reporting data instead of importing clutter.
4
Launch with visibility
Bring users into command views, Station Board screens, and report attention queues.
Migration outcome
The goal is not just old data in a new database.
The goal is a cleaner operating workflow that helps the department use the data after the migration.
- Map old incidents and report structures.
- Prepare for NERIS-ready reporting habits.
- Build department-specific setup around real operations.
- Use demo requests to plan what each department wants to see.
See it with your department
Walk through PSOps using your real workflow, not a canned software tour.
Review guided incident reporting, open incident attention, Station Board visibility, NERIS readiness, migration, and demo request tracking.