Field-ready mobile data terminal

Officer Mobile (MDT)

A fast, installable patrol terminal for the field — assignments, tactical mapping, in-vehicle report writing, and a silent officer-safety alert. Runs as a PWA with native iOS/Android shells.

Officer Mobile (MDT) screenshot

Overview

What Officer Mobile (MDT) does

The Officer MDT puts the platform in the vehicle and on the belt. Officers see their assignments and unit status, run people and vehicles, write reports in-vehicle, and trigger a silent emergency alert when seconds count. It installs as a PWA on any device with native iOS and Android shells.

Highlights

  • Assignments, unit status and shift handoff
  • Tactical map and quick lookups
  • In-vehicle report writer and eCitation workspace
  • Scan a license to run a person (PDF417 barcode)
  • Plate & barcode field lookups from the in-vehicle camera
  • Patrol sign-on with agency call signs, areas, and vehicles
  • Silent emergency / officer-safety alert
PWA + native shellsOffline-awareAudited queries

Capabilities

Built into the workflow

Scan a license to run a person

Scan a driver's license or state ID barcode from the camera — details auto-populate and a person query runs in seconds.

Plate & barcode lookups

Use the in-vehicle camera for plate and barcode capture; queries return hits inline with a full audit trail.

In-vehicle report writing

Write and submit reports from the field, drafted from the linked CAD incident.

eCitation workspace

Write traffic citations in the MDT with DL/VIN import, supervisor review, and court submission.

Silent officer-safety alert

Trigger a discreet emergency signal that notifies dispatch and nearby units instantly.

Tactical mapping

A shared live map of units, incidents, and hazards, optimized for the vehicle.

Layouts that follow you

Per-user layouts save server-side and restore on any device at sign-in.

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