Emergency management & response

Operational software for emergency response, recovery, and field coordination.

MX is built for emergency and recovery operations where spreadsheets, disconnected systems, and office-only tools quickly break down. Rapid deployment, accountable field execution, situational awareness, and a complete audit trail.

↳ Operations that cannot afford to fail quietly.

mx.eoc / live · IRMA-RECOVERY-2026
response · day 6
Crews deployed
142
across 4 zones
Work orders
1,847
612 completed
Assets affected
4,290
tracked
ZONE STATUS
Zone A · coastal
23 active · 4 blocked
Zone B · interior
8 active · 0 blocked
Zone C · rural
54 active · 12 blocked
Zone D · basecamp
stood up · 6 day op
SITREP · ready for 18:00 brief · audit ref SR-2026-05-14-021
§ 01 · What MX gives an emergency operation

Operations that cannot afford to fail quietly.

When the spreadsheets stop scaling and the email threads stop tracking, an enterprise operations platform built for the field becomes the difference between coordination and chaos.

01

Rapid deployment

MX can be configured and deployed for a new operation in hours, not weeks. Pre-built emergency templates for common operations.

02

Field accountability

Every crew, every work order, every form — accounted for. MX+ on every device, with offline working built in.

03

Situational awareness

Live dashboards, zone status, exceptions, spatial visualisation. Weather and geofence alerts — lightning, heavy rain, official warnings, zone entry and exit — by push, SMS, or email. The site tells you the storm is coming, and who is still inside the zone.

04

Auditability

Every action recorded with who, what, where, when, and why. SITREP-ready. Audit-ready. Reimbursement-ready.

05

Role-based control

IC, ops chief, dispatcher, crew lead, contractor, observer — each sees what they should and nothing they should not.

06

Integration-ready

Incident Management, EOC, ERP, GIS, emergency management systems, vendor and contractor portals.

§ 02 · Example operations

What MX has been used for.

Each of these is a real operational pattern MX has been configured to support. Most operations combine several at once.

UC·01Disaster response across multiple zones
UC·02Emergency power restoration
UC·03Temporary facilities and basecamps
UC·04Logistics coordination — vendors → LSAs → PODs
UC·05Field reporting and damage assessment
UC·06Recovery work orders and contractor activity
UC·07Debris operations with geotagged load tickets
UC·08SITREP generation and executive reporting
§ 03 · Deployment timeline

From activation to steady state, in hours.

Emergency operations cannot wait for project plans. MX has been built around an activation timeline that matches the way response actually moves.

H+0
ActivationOperation declared. ProceMX team aligns on data model, roles, integration touchpoints.
H+2
Tenant readyOperation tenant configured. Roles, zones, workflows applied from emergency templates.
H+4
Field deployMX+ rolled out to crews. OTA configuration ready for in-flight workflow changes.
H+12
First SITREPLive dashboard, exceptions, zone status. Reporting cycle established.
Day 3
Steady stateFull operational tempo. Integration with EOC Platform / emergency management systems online.
Recovery
HandoverOperation transitions to recovery. Audit-ready record retained. Reimbursement workflows.
§ 04 · Real-world heritage

Battle-tested where it matters.

Our software has been at the heart of emergency disaster response in the USA for over twenty years — from post-9/11 recovery in lower Manhattan to current deployments alongside state and federal hurricane response. We have helped agencies and state leadership gain full end-to-end visibility on what's logged, what needs to be done, when it's been done, and the financials at every step.

20+ years
In emergency response operations
9/11
Lower Manhattan recovery
State + federal
Hurricane response deployments
Audit
End-to-end reimbursement record
Emergency & recovery operations

Operations that
cannot afford to wait.

From 9/11 recovery in lower Manhattan to current state and federal hurricane response, MX has been deployed where spreadsheets and office tools quickly break down.

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