One log for every request and task
Every request for assistance, needs assessment and supply task sits in one log with priority, status and assignee, so nothing is actioned twice or missed.

From the first volunteer call-up to the last recovery visit, CommandPost® gives humanitarian agencies and NGOs one shared log and map for deployments, relief centres and supplies, on the same picture as the government agencies leading the response.
Hundreds of staff and volunteers can be called up in a day, and coordinators need to know who is deployed where, who is due for rest and who has not checked in.
Needs assessments, requests from government agencies and calls from affected households come in by phone, email and paper, so the same need can be met twice or not at all.
Outreach teams and relief centres in cut-off communities often have patchy or no mobile coverage, so updates sit in notebooks until someone drives back into range.
CommandPost® brings deployments, relief centres, supplies and requests into one live log and map, so your coordination centre, your field teams and partner agencies work from the same current picture.
Every request for assistance, needs assessment and supply task sits in one log with priority, status and assignee, so nothing is actioned twice or missed.
Plot relief and evacuation centres, distribution points and outreach areas on the integrated map, with live GPS from the mobile app showing where field teams are.
Build the needs assessment, welfare check and registration forms your teams already use, and fill them in on the mobile app even when there is no coverage.
Team leaders, volunteers, partner NGOs and agency liaison officers, with role and how to reach them, visible to everyone on the operation.
Run sheets set out shift rotations, rest breaks and distribution timings, so relief centres and field teams work to the same plan.
Open, critical and resolved counts across every team and site, so a coordinator can brief an incoming shift or a partner agency without a lengthy handover.
A storm cuts power and roads across a regional town, and one NGO coordination centre runs volunteers, relief centres and supplies through one log.
The coordination centre logs the activation request from the emergency management agency, and team leaders are assigned to two relief centres from the contact list.
Volunteers register arriving households on the mobile app, and bedding, food and medication needs are logged against the centre.
An outreach team visits a cut-off street with no coverage. Needs assessments are saved on the device and sync as soon as the team is back in range.
A shortfall of drinking water and baby supplies is logged as a task, shared with the agency liaison officer and tracked on the map until delivery is confirmed.
The dashboard shows open requests and who has been on shift longest before the night team is briefed and day volunteers are stood down to rest.

Talk to us about bringing your coordination centre, volunteers, relief centres and partner agencies onto one shared system built for how humanitarian response actually works.