Without a shared viewFragmented
Calls, messages, and parallel records create a response that must be reconstructed in real time.
Bangalore pilot conversations are open
One response.
Every team in sync.
AmbTrack gives crews, control centres, hospitals, and traffic teams one shared operating picture—so the next decision is already moving before the next call is made.
Response overview Shared viewCC
UNIT A-107En route · ETA 6 min
RECEIVINGSt. John's ER
ROUTE TO HOSPITALKoramangala → ER
One response, connectedEach team sees what matters next
Crewcase and route
Trafficapproach alerts
Hospitalinbound readiness
Controlshared oversight
01 / WHY AMBTRACKThe emergency is moving.
The emergency is moving.
The information should too.
Response teams already know their jobs. What breaks is the space between them: a location relayed twice, readiness learned too late, an exception buried in a call.
AmbTrack keeps those updates together so every team can act on the same case.
With AmbTrackCoordinated
One case carries the right context to each role while people remain responsible for every decision.
02 / HOW IT WORKSFrom first signal
From first signal
to safe handover.
Follow each handoff while dispatchers, crews, traffic teams, and clinicians remain in control.
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Keep the response details together.
Dispatch records pickup, priority, assigned unit, and receiving destination in one case.
- 02
Send each team what it needs.
Crews, hospitals, traffic teams, and control centres receive the details needed for their part of the response.
- 03
Keep urgent changes visible.
SOS alerts remain visible. If the network is unavailable, teams continue through approved radio or phone procedures.
- 04
Finish every handover clearly.
Arrival, handover, and completion updates show what is done and what still needs attention.
03 / WHAT IT HELPS WITHKnow what is happening.
Know what is happening.
Act on what comes next.
See active routes, case updates, arrival needs, approach alerts, and urgent changes in one place.
01
See what is moving—now.
Follow every active response on one shared map, with route context from pickup to handover.
Live response mapOne accountable case
Assignment, status changes, escalation, and completion remain together in one clear history.
Prepare before arrival
Inbound ETA and readiness details help receiving teams act before the ambulance reaches the door.
Clear the path earlier
Nearby traffic teams receive the direction and timing they need to prepare.
Approach alertsHold to escalate
Escalation without ambiguity
One deliberate action alerts the control centre and keeps the escalation visible until it is resolved.
Turn shifts into learning
See where responses slow down, where demand builds, and where the next improvement can begin.
04 / FOR YOUR TEAMOne mission.
One mission.
Four focused views.
Crews, traffic teams, hospitals, and control centres each see the information needed for their next step.
The case in one hand. The road in the other.
See the assignment, route, destination, status, SOS, and handover details while the crew is moving.
- Active-case context at a glance
- Location sharing tied to the case
- One deliberate SOS escalation
- Arrival and handover confirmation
05 / SAFETY AND RESPONSIBILITYSupport the response.
Support the response.
Keep people in charge.
Each role sees the details it needs. Urgent changes stay visible. If the network is unavailable, teams return to approved radio and phone procedures.
Only what each role needs
Each person sees the information their role requires. Sensitive details are kept to a minimum.
Continue when networks fail
Teams can return to approved radio and phone procedures whenever the platform is unavailable.
Review what happened
Important actions remain visible so teams can learn from each response and improve the next one.
AmbTrack supports the people responsible for emergency response. Dispatch authority, clinical judgement, and established radio and phone procedures always come first.
06 / QUESTIONSQuestions before
Questions before
a pilot briefing?
See what AmbTrack does, where it is available, and what to expect from the conversation. For accounts, privacy, and data questions, see the full FAQ.
Talk to us →01What is AmbTrack?
AmbTrack helps ambulance crews, control centres, hospitals, and traffic teams stay coordinated throughout an emergency response—from assignment to handover.
02Is the Bangalore pilot live yet?
Not yet. We are currently speaking with potential pilot partners in Bangalore. A briefing is an introductory conversation with no commitment.
03How is sensitive information protected?
Access is limited by each person’s role, location sharing is tied to the active response, and sensitive details are kept to a minimum.
04What happens if the app or network is unavailable?
Teams return to their approved radio and phone procedures. AmbTrack supports the response; it never replaces the people and processes responsible for it.
05Will this work outside Bangalore?
Bangalore is our first focus. Other cities would begin with the same careful evaluation of local workflows, partners, and operating needs.
06What does a pilot briefing involve?
We learn how your team works, discuss the information each team needs, and decide whether to keep planning together. The conversation creates no commitment.
BANGALORE PILOTTell us how your response
Tell us how your response
works today.
Share your role and organisation. We will arrange an introductory conversation about whether AmbTrack fits your team.
- Walk us through how your team handles a response
- Discuss what information each team needs
- Plan around your existing radio and phone procedures
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