Calls, messages, and parallel records create a response that must be reconstructed in real time.
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.
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 makes that space visible, shared, and actionable.
One case record carries the permitted context to each role, while preserving decision ownership.
From first signal
to safe handover.
A calm operating rhythm that keeps every handoff visible—without taking judgement away from the people in charge.
- 01FRAME
Give the incident one source of truth.
Dispatch records pickup, urgency, available unit, and receiving destination in one shared case—not parallel spreadsheets.
- 02ALIGN
Move the right context to the right role.
Crew, hospital, traffic, and control each receive the operational detail they need, scoped to their responsibility.
- 03ESCALATE
Make the exception impossible to miss.
SOS and degraded-network paths keep urgency visible while teams use approved radio or phone fallback.
- 04LEARN
Close the loop with evidence.
Handover, completion, and operational updates create a reviewable record for every response.
Built around the response.
Not around the software.
Every capability earns its place by removing uncertainty from an operational decision.
See what is moving—now.
Follow every active response on one shared map, with route context that keeps teams oriented 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 an approach alert with the direction and timing they need to prepare.
Early approach alertsEscalation 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 operational improvement can begin.
One mission.
Four precise views.
Purpose-built interfaces keep attention on the next safe action. No generic dashboard. No irrelevant noise.
The case in one hand. The road in the other.
Assignment, navigation context, status updates, destination, SOS, and handover—designed around the reality of a moving crew.
- Active-case context at a glance
- Location sharing tied to the case
- One deliberate SOS escalation
- Arrival and handover confirmation
Clear the junction before the siren arrives.
Traffic teams receive the location, direction, and time needed to prepare—without seeing clinical details.
- Automatic approach alerts
- Clear alerts without repeats
- Acknowledge and confirm corridor status
- Only the information traffic teams need
Readiness begins before the doors open.
Hospital teams see inbound case context and ETA, then publish only the readiness signals dispatch needs.
- Inbound ambulance queue and ETA
- Bed, oxygen, and ventilator status
- Arrival acknowledgement
- Handover confirmation
The whole response, without losing the detail.
Control-centre staff assign resources, follow active cases, coordinate exceptions, and preserve the decision trail.
- Assign and reassign available units
- City-wide active operations view
- Exception and SOS escalation queue
- Complete audit trail for every decision
Ready for pressure.
Accountable by design.
Trust matters most when conditions are difficult. AmbTrack keeps access focused, escalations visible, and every important handoff easy to review.
Only what each role needs
Each person sees the information their role requires. Sensitive details are kept to a minimum.
A clear path when networks fail
Teams can return to approved radio and phone procedures whenever the platform is unavailable.
A history teams can review
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.
Clear answers.
No theatre.
Everything a potential pilot partner should know before the first conversation.
Still have a question? 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 simply an introductory conversation, and there is 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. Important actions remain available for review.
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 safety and fallback needs, and explore whether a small, controlled pilot makes sense. The conversation creates no commitment.
Bring your operating reality.
We'll start there.
Tell us where you sit in the response chain. We will learn how your team works and explore whether a controlled pilot makes sense.
- Start with your team's real workflow
- Discuss safety and fallback needs together
- Agree the right scope before moving forward