PlateNet CAD/MDT
Diagram of a P25 style trunked radio network, with police, fire, EMS and tow units transmitting through tower sites to a dispatch console on assigned talkgroups
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CAD System

  • Live Calls & Unit Status
  • Person, Vehicle & Firearm Query
  • BOLOs, Reports & History

Auto Dispatch

  • Automated Unit Assignments
  • Priority Call Handling
  • Generated Voice Dispatch

Radio Integration

  • P25-Style Radio Console
  • Talkgroup Activity & Aliases
  • Generated Voice Dispatch
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A CAD/MDT built for roleplay servers with no dispatcher online

Most roleplay communities cannot keep a dispatcher in the seat, and that is not a discipline problem. People join to drive and work scenes, and the dispatch chair asks them to do neither. A call queue with nobody scheduling it is the normal state, not anyone's failure.

PlateNet schedules it for you. Calls attach themselves to an available unit, priority work pulls units off lower priority calls, and a unit that holds one status too long drops out of the routing pool so no call waits on somebody who stepped away. Any officer can claim an open call straight from the MDT. When a dispatcher does log in, they take manual control and the routing steps back.

Around it you get the rest of the workflow. Person, vehicle and firearm queries, BOLOs, reports and incident history, a P25 style radio console with talkgroups, and a backend where your departments, ranks and permissions live in one place instead of four.

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