Questions departments actually ask.

Yes. Reskyr is NERIS V1 Compatible: it passed NERIS's technical compatibility review for exchanging incident data. It was built on NERIS's own data model from the start rather than adapted from an NFIRS product.

The NERIS V1 Compatible badge confirms technical compatibility with the NERIS API. It is not an endorsement by NERIS.

Reskyr follows each report through NERIS's review and shows its status on the incident: sending, received, approved or rejected. A rejected or undelivered report raises a banner on Command Center. Corrections reopen and replace the same NERIS record instead of creating a duplicate.

No. With one click, Reskyr imports your incidents, stations and apparatus from NERIS, each linked to its NERIS record, so your history and setup come with you. Onboarding support is there if you want a hand.

Yes. Reskyr imports NFIRS XML exports, plus spreadsheets of members, apparatus, training and occupancies. We'll walk your department through it during setup.

One flat rate per department, by station count: $100 a month for one station, $150 for two, $200 for three or four, and $250 for five or six, billed annually. Monthly billing is available at a slightly higher rate. Seven or more stations is quoted. See full pricing.

Yes. Every tier includes every member, including officers, firefighters and probationary members, with no per-seat charge. Incidents are unlimited too.

Request a trial with your fire department email address. Once we confirm your department, usually within one business day, you get 30 days with every module. Reskyr AI is switched on when you ask for it, and texting is an add-on. No credit card is required.

Yes, if you'd like one. Most departments learn the most by trying Reskyr with their own stations and calls, so the trial includes every module and there is no sales pitch to sit through. If you'd like a guided walkthrough for your officers or board, or help importing from your current vendor, just ask.

Your account goes read-only, never dark. Members can still answer calls and view records, and you can sort out billing without losing access to your own data.

Reskyr AI is included in every plan and drafts things like narrative checks, NERIS field suggestions, chief's reports and grant sections. It's off until a department admin asks Reskyr to turn it on, and can be turned off again at any time. How Reskyr AI works.

No. Your department's records are not used to train AI models. AI requests leave out member names and patient contacts, and CAD dispatcher notes are excluded unless you choose to include them.

Every record is fenced to its department by the database itself, not just by the application. Changes to sensitive records go to an append-only audit log, and removed or demoted members lose access immediately.

Every account supports passkeys and two-step verification. Regional and Multi-Regional plans add single sign-on (SAML or OIDC, including Microsoft Entra, Google and Okta) and directory sync.

Yes. Reskyr is built for non-transporting fire, rescue and hazmat departments, with a basic patient contact record for EMS-assist calls. Full transporting NEMSIS ePCR is out of scope by design.

Yes. Members get a mobile app for iPhone and Android, including offline incident drafts that sync when you're back in range, and the apparatus screen is designed for a tablet in the cab.

Reskyr connects to Motorola PremierOne and Tyler New World, and to any CAD that can send a webhook. Departments without a CAD connection can use their existing text pages as the dispatch source.

Reskyr provides secure, cloud-based B2B operational management and safety compliance software. We collect recurring software licensing fees from business entities and provide audit-ready reporting solutions. We do not engage in retail point-of-sale commerce or distribute physical goods.