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| The E-9-1-1 interface makes it fast and efficient for the operator to complete entry of an emergency call. The PS.NET/E-911 Interface receives the automatic telephone number and location information (ANI/ALI) associated with any E911 contact from any standard E-911 controller. The information is automatically geoCoded and validated, then routed to the call taker answering the phone. Current and previous E911 call information is shown in its own window and can be instantly recalled at the workstation. E911 data may be selected as the incident location, the complainant location, neither, or both and transferred directly to the incident form. The E-9-1-1 interface makes it fast and efficient for the operator to complete entry of an emergency call.
PS.NET/E911 adheres to all federal regulations for Phase I and Phase II compliance, and fully supports information associated with wireless devices. Used in conjunction with the PS.NET/Advanced Mapping module, the E-911 Interface enables real-time location displays for both wireless and landline calls for service. Intelligent Routing Caller telephone number and location (ANI/ALI) information is automatically routed to the operator answering the phone and displayed in the E911 interface. The E911 data may be selected as the incident location, the complainant location, neither, or both and transferred directly to the incident form. This feature minimizes data entry, enables rapid call creation and minimizes data entry errors. Validated Location Data To ensure the agency personnel can accurately locate the scene, E911 locations are automatically submitted for verification, and results automatically returned to the dispatcher. The geoCode capability validates the address and returns detailed premise information, police & fire response zones, unit recommendations and other data to assist in assigning the appropriate units. With the inclusion of the PS.NET/Advanced Mapping feature, call location is automatically plotted on the integrated mapping display.  back to topCellular Location Data When a call is received from a wireless device, the ALI information typically contains Phase I information, or the general cell sector accessed for the call. Phase II latitude and longitude information is provided and can be used to verify the calling location against the geoCode. The system maintains all information associated with the initial E911 data within the call history. For more information please contact us at info@goeis.net or fill out our online form or give us a call toll free at 877.EISWARE (347-9273). |
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