Evam Mobile

One incident. A shared picture across every role.

Get moving sooner. Arrive better prepared. Incident response software for the field.

View from the back seat of a car: Evam Vehicle Services navigation on the built-in display and Evam Central Services on the front passenger's phone

A demanding job deserves tools that get out of the way.

Evam brings familiarity to emergency response. Simple actions. Clear information that’s easy to find, understand and share — even under pressure.

Firefighter in a red helmet and breathing apparatus spraying water from a hose

A better incident response.

Respond faster

Bring incident details, destinations and directions into the workflow. Spend less time getting ready and more attention on getting there.

Stay focused

Make information easier to act on. Reduce unnecessary input, with automations in the vehicle that take care of routine steps.

See the bigger picture

See who’s responding, where they are and their latest reported status. Share information between the field and control as the incident develops.

Two platforms. Seamlessly connected.

Different roles need different tools. They shouldn’t mean disconnected information.

What happens in the field shouldn’t stay in the field.

A commander marks an access point. Approaching crews see it on their maps. Control follows the same update in the browser. Vehicle Services and Central Services keep information connected across the response.

In the field.

See how emergency services work with Evam, in their own words.

All stories

Trusted where it matters.Confidence beyond the screen.

Explore Security & compliance
  • ISO 27001
  • ISO 9001
  • ISO 14001
  • Cyber Essentials
  • Cyber Essentials Plus

Your data. Hosted in your region.

Regional data hosting supports data-residency requirements in your geography.

Built to be relied on.

Our cloud platform is designed for high availability and redundancy, supporting mission-critical operations globally.

Keep what works.Connect what matters.

Evam connects with your CAD and relevant information sources, bringing useful information into the incident response and updates back to control.

  • Your CAD
  • Site information
  • Known risks
  • Procedures
  • Resource information

What could improve your incident response?

Start with your people, your workflows and the things that get in the way.