ePCR and Incident Reports

Signal Reports Starts the Chart with the Work Already Done.

Documentation that helps crews turn patient capture, medications, procedures, narrative, refusals, and incident context into a complete draft.

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Signal Reports calls list for the Sanctuary Hills FD demo tenant: each WatchDesk run with its dispatch time, type, incident number, address, and Fire / ePCR start buttons — Signal Reports · Sanctuary Hills FD demo · captured 2026-09-07See the full screen

Field

Carry Facts Forward

Pull care activity into the report instead of asking crews to rebuild the call from scratch.

Review

Catch Gaps Early

Required-field checks and completion scoring show what still needs attention.

Worksheets

Make Hard Calls Cleaner

Quick tools keep refusal, capacity, and supporting documentation close to the chart.

Agency

Review with Clarity

Give reviewers a clear view of chart status and the details that need follow-through.

A Quieter Path From Patient Care to Finished Draft.

The section list stays available while crews work, and quick tools stay close without covering the report.

RX activity, patient details, vitals, meds, procedures, narrative, and disposition all have a place in the same flow.

Completion checks use NEMSIS 3.5.1 and NERIS value sets to surface gaps during review. Signal Reports does not submit to Ohio EMSIRS, NEMSIS, or NERIS today; onboarding maps your department's submission requirements with you.

For Chiefs Comparing Fire and EMS Reporting Software.

Give crews a place to complete ePCR and incident documentation while the details of the call are still fresh.

Explore the fire and EMS reporting workflow and the clinical tools that support it.

Good Documentation Starts Before the Keyboard.

RX — Clinical ActivityMove med checks, protocol decisions, and case notes into the draft. WatchDesk — Incident ContextBring call context forward so the report starts with a clearer picture. Request a DemoWalk through patient capture, refusal tools, review, and report cleanup.