The fire service is moving from NFIRS to NERIS — the National Emergency Response Information System developed by the Fire Safety Research Institute (FSRI). For most departments, that transition means new software, new fields, and a new submission pipeline. 911 Analytics was built for NERIS from the first line of code, and it submits to the NERIS data exchange in production today.
This isn't a "coming soon" module. 911 Analytics has a working, production NERIS integration submitting real incidents — not a feature on a roadmap. While other platforms are still beginning development on their NERIS support, departments on 911 Analytics are already submitting.
One-click NERIS submission
Document your incident once, in a guided run report, and submit it to NERIS with a single click. 911 Analytics assembles the NERIS payload from the data you already entered — no re-keying, no exporting to a separate tool, no middleware sitting between your department and the national database.
Payload validation before you submit
NERIS rejects incomplete or malformed submissions. 911 Analytics validates your payload against the NERIS schema before it leaves your department, so you catch missing required fields and formatting problems up front instead of chasing rejection errors after the fact. The result is a submission pipeline that stays clean run after run.
- Built-in schema validation against the current NERIS specification
- Required-field checks before submission, not after rejection
- Clear, plain-language errors when something needs attention
Full submission history and review status
Every submission is logged. You can see what was sent, when, and where it stands in the NERIS review process — submitted, accepted, or flagged for review. Submission state and review state are tracked separately, so an in-progress review never overwrites your delivery record. For a chief or administrator responsible for compliance, that audit trail is the difference between hoping reports went through and knowing they did.
Encrypted credentials, per-user authorization
NERIS access is handled through a secure per-user authorization flow. Your department's credentials are encrypted, and the people who submit do so under their own authorized access — important for accountability and for departments that need to control who can file to the national system.
Built for the departments doing the work
911 Analytics is built by volunteer firefighters and medical professionals — people who have sat through NFIRS training wondering why the software fights you instead of helping. NERIS reporting in 911 Analytics is designed to be the part of your day that takes minutes, not the part you dread. It's one piece of a complete platform that also handles apparatus management, digital checksheets, crew accountability, scheduling, and an ISO suppression rating report, all at flat pricing with no per-seat fees.