Customize
Apply an authorized department name, logo, five-color system, frame, and approved layout.
Preview department brandingFor fire departments and public-safety agencies
Customize. Distribute. Measure.
One guided overview of department presentation, campaign distribution, reporting, safeguards, and evaluation.
Department workflow
A maintained program with local presentation.
A2C3 maintains the core program, educational content, accessibility features, analytics, and approved updates. Departments choose approved presentation and distribution options, then review the resulting outreach information.
Distribute
Use hosted links and program-specific campaign QR codes across approved outreach placements.
Explore campaign setupMeasure
Review aggregate participation, completion, performance, topic, question, campaign, timing, and program data.
View demonstration analyticsEvaluate
Assess educational value, technical performance, reporting usefulness, accessibility, and local requirements.
Jump to evaluation belowDepartment presentation
Recognizable locally. Maintained centrally.
Department presentation uses approved names, logos, colors, and prebuilt layout choices while A2C3 retains control of emergency wording, accessibility controls, privacy messaging, analytics safeguards, scoring, and core interface geometry.
Campaign distribution
Connect each placement to the intended program.
Campaign links and QR codes can distinguish approved outreach placements without creating a separate program build. Public visitors may inspect demonstration links and reporting; only authorized department staff or PIN-approved demo reviewers can create or change campaigns.
Analytics and reporting
Move from activity to usable department information.
The demonstration environment shows aggregate participation, completion, question and topic performance, campaign comparisons, broad device information, and supported accessibility-use reporting without public participant accounts. Demonstration data is not official population, grant, or department reporting.
Trust and readiness
Clear boundaries before deployment.
Public demonstrations, prototypes, samples, and known limitations are labeled plainly. Department review includes privacy, accessibility, content, technical, security, procurement, and jurisdiction-specific considerations.
Review standards · Review privacy practices · Review accessibility · Read department FAQs
Limited supported evaluation
Evaluate the system in real outreach conditions.
A limited number of departments can receive direct support, approved branding, campaign setup, and aggregate reporting while assessing technical performance, accessibility, reporting usefulness, and local requirements. Scope and timing are established with each department before approved outreach begins.