AngelTrack 2.1 build 439 release notes

Release dates

New releases are always installed during a maintenance window, at 02:00 Central Standard Time on Sunday morning, which is early Sunday afternoon for AUS customers.

Improvements and new features

1. AngelTrack's new offline PCR is now available for those who wish to beta-test it. It allows crews to perform their PCR functions without need of a constant wifi signal, and has these very convenient attributes:
   • Nothing to install or update; it is one-click launch right in the web browser.
   • Device agnosticism: It can run on any modern device that has Chrome, Edge, or Safari.
   • Ability for all crew members to use any combination of online and offline PCRs simultaneously.
   • Automatic assumption of the user's current AngelTrack login, so that no re-login is necessary.
   • Can collect data for up to an hour without a wireless signal, and send it all up to the server once the signal returns.
   • Seamless switching back to the online PCR.
   • Works just like the online PCR, so very little retraining is necessary.
   Phase 1 is now live, which implements the following PCR functions:
   • Basic login / logout / status.
   • Continuous geolocation with automatic reporting to the server when connectivity is available.
   • The run-call page, including:
     • one-click launch of streetmap app for driving directions;
     • the ability to simultaneously run two different calls; and
     • crew self-close where permitted.
   • Electronic signature collection, including automatic back-dating if a signal is not obtained until later.
   This is sufficient functionality for BLS and wheelchair crews to run calls and take signatures. Phase 2 will add ePCS and eMcPAN forms. To learn more, read the Offline PCR Guide.
2. Improvements to the NFIRS data-file fidelity, and the associated fire-call report UI.