Know every resource before the emergency — not during it.
Guardian gives your agency a live, GIS-aware picture of people, equipment, and critical infrastructure.
It’s built so your EOC, operations teams, and mutual aid partners have the same, current view of what
you have, where it is, and who can move it.
Map staff, equipment, facilities, and staging areas on top of your existing GIS layers.
See resource status before, during, and after incidents — not in a spreadsheet days later.
Coordinate mutual aid with a shared understanding of what’s available and where.
Feed real event and resource data into the GovAI Layer for better planning next time.
Built by people who’ve sat in the EOC.
Guardian reflects experience from utilities, public works, and city operations that have had to respond
to real-world storms, wildfires, and outages. It’s designed so operations staff will actually use it —
not just during exercises.
What Guardian is
An emergency resource map that’s ready before the disaster.
Guardian centralizes your people, equipment, and critical infrastructure on a single, GIS-aware map,
with status and mutual aid built in — so your EOC is working from facts instead of guesswork.
Resource & asset mapping
Know what you have, where it is, and what condition it’s in.
Map equipment, vehicles, facilities, and inventory on your existing GIS layers.
Sync asset data from AssetX and compliance assets from Aqualy.
Track operational status (available, deployed, under repair, out of service).
Filter by division, incident, or resource type with one click.
Incident & operational period views
Turn ICS plans into a live, shared view.
Create incidents with defined operational periods and objectives.
Associate resources, tasks, and locations with specific periods.
See current deployment versus available resources in real time.
Export for after-action reports and regulatory documentation.
Mutual aid & coordination
Coordinate with neighboring agencies using shared data structures.
Track mutual aid requests, assignments, and demobilization.
Standardize resource typing so everyone speaks the same language.
Capture cost and utilization data for reimbursement.
Share selected incident views without exposing your full system.
Who Guardian serves
Everyone responsible for keeping the community running.
Guardian is built for the people who actually have to move equipment, close roads, keep water flowing,
and restore power — not just the people filling out forms after the event.
Emergency managers
Maintain an always-ready picture of resources and critical facilities before activations.
Public works & utilities
Coordinate crews, equipment, and road closures with one shared map and status board.
Operations & ICS leads
Align ICS forms and operational periods with a live digital view instead of static PDFs.
Executives & boards
See resource readiness and response performance at a glance across events and seasons.
How Guardian fits into OurGov
Guardian is the emergency lens on your OurGov data.
Guardian doesn’t live alone. It sits on top of the same EntityID, GIS, and AI layer that powers Aqualy,
AssetX, Civicly, KnowGov, GovCast, and PeoplePoint — turning everyday operations into emergency readiness.
Platform integration
Pull from assets, compliance, HR, and residents.
Use asset and location data from AssetX for vehicles, equipment, and facilities.
Reference staff and roles from Civicly for deployment and contact info.
Coordinate internal communication with KnowGov and external alerts with GovCast.
Understand impacted residents and accounts via PeoplePoint.
GovAI Layer & analytics
Turn incidents into actionable, privacy-safe data.
Feed incident, resource, and infrastructure data to the GovAI Layer at an aggregate level.
Run models on response times, resource utilization, and recurring impact areas.
Identify infrastructure that repeatedly fails or is at risk under certain conditions.
Support long-term capital planning with data from real events, not assumptions.
Share anonymized insights across agencies without exposing operational secrets.
Pricing overview
Emergency readiness that fits public-sector budgets.
Guardian is priced so that districts and cities can maintain an always-on view of their resources,
while scaling up to regional coordination when needed — without enterprise “emergency markup.”
How Guardian is typically priced
Base subscription per agency or EntityID covering resource mapping and EOC views.
Tiered by service area and complexity, not by how many incidents you track.
Discounts when Guardian is bundled with AssetX, Aqualy, or GovCast.
No per-incident charges — your worst season shouldn’t blow up your software bill.
Procurement-friendly terms with clear SLAs and public-sector contract language.
We can start with a simple resource inventory and build toward full EOC integration over time.
