WebEOC
Emergency Management Software – Powered by Juvare Exchange
Prepare for and respond to emergencies with WebEOC, the world’s most widely-used, battle-tested emergency management software in the industry.
Flexible and Adaptable
To Meet Any Need
Battle-Tested, Industry Leading Critical Incident Management
Efficient, Configurable,
Easy to Use
WebEOC Overview
Features
Unrivaled Flexibility
WebEOC scales for customers of any size. With proven capabilities across a wide range of agencies and organizations in varied industries, Juvare’s open API delivers ultimate flexibility to adapt WebEOC to any need. Seamless integration is also possible with most third-party systems.
Collaboration Promotes Faster Response
Bi-directional data sharing and common workflows lead to greater collaboration among agencies, resulting in faster response and recovery, and more resilient communities. Every day, WebEOC users share data across agencies, state and local boundaries, and in both public and private sectors.
Built for Any User, Any Skill Level
An intuitive user interface and workflow make WebEOC quick and easy to train new users. Non-technical administrative users routinely create forms and processes and customize them to their organization’s needs.
Critical Event Expertise
With users across federal, state and local agencies, as well as healthcare, corporate, non-profit and education, WebEOC is the world’s most widely-used incident management software, designed from a deep understanding of the needs of incident managers.
WebEOC Mobile App
Stay on top of critical notifications about incidents, statuses, and resources, as well as capture data and update boards from the field. Boards are mobile-optimized, making them simple to view and edit from any Apple® iOS or Android™ device. Information entered in the app is immediately available in WebEOC to keep users connected to the command or emergency operations center. Offline form entries are captured in the app and data is immediately synced when connectivity is restored.
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