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The ICS-214 keeps itself.
One tap logs the action. The form writes itself.
After the incident comes the paperwork, and the ICS-214 activity log is the one everyone reconstructs from memory.
In Cass, logging is one tap: briefed IC, got sign-off, media staging set, held press conference, posted to social.
Every release you make lands in the log automatically, timestamped and in order.
When it is over, the export button produces a FEMA-style ICS 214 form, filled in, ready to print or save as PDF.
Your after-action report starts from a record, not from recollection.
Video transcript
The recording opens inside an active incident workspace for a gas leak at Harborview Middle School, on the activity log section.
The log input offers one-tap chips: briefed IC, got IC sign-off, media staging set up, held press conference, posted to social, monitoring social and press, media inquiry received, corrected a rumor.
The log below shows timestamped entries in order, including released items like the hold statement and social post, each tagged.
The user taps got IC sign-off and the entry appears on the log with its timestamp.
The user opens the ICS-214 export. A FEMA-style Activity Log form renders with incident name, operational period, name, ICS position, home agency, resources, and the full activity log, with a print or save as PDF button.
The recording ends on the Hey Cass brand card: the 214 keeps itself.
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