Incident documentation for every team that keeps people safe
Whether it’s a single school nurse or a safety team spanning forty campuses, the people who respond to incidents deserve documentation that keeps up with them. School nurses, camp directors, gym owners, event medics, EHS leads. For years they were stuck with the worst tools for writing any of it down. That’s the problem we set out to fix.
Built for Organizations That Care
ePCR Software is a browser-based incident reporting tool for EMS agencies, schools, workplace safety teams, event medical providers, athletic programs, and community health organizations. It works offline, installs nothing, and keeps every record secure.
Our mission is to make incident documentation faster, easier, and more accessible for organizations of every size. We started the company in St. Clair Shores, Michigan, after watching the same thing happen again and again: organizations stuck choosing between paper forms and enterprise systems that cost far more than they could justify. We think the people in the field should shape the software, not the other way around.
We build on one idea: compliance shouldn’t be complicated, and good tools shouldn’t be out of reach.
Security First
We treat security as the default, not an upsell. Every record is encrypted, access-controlled, and audit-logged the moment it’s created.
Works Anywhere
Stadiums, campuses, remote trails. Your documentation shouldn’t quit the second the cell signal does.
Right-Sized
Powerful enough to hold up to a real compliance review. Simple enough that your team actually uses it.
Why We Built ePCR Software
This started with something that kept bugging us: the people doing the actual incident response usually had the worst tools for writing it down.
We kept running into the same person. A school nurse with a filing cabinet full of paper forms. A camp director scanning handwritten reports at midnight. An event medic with no signal and no way to capture what had just happened in front of her. None of them worked at a hospital or a fire department with a six-figure software budget, and the so-called professional platforms were built for agencies ten times their size and priced for it. So they got by on paper and spreadsheets and good intentions, and they quietly ate the risk every time a form went missing.
We never thought that trade-off should have to exist. Documentation that’s secure and fast and dependable shouldn’t be something you only get if you’re a big agency. So we built the thing we kept wishing those teams had. It works offline, the second an incident happens, whether you’re in a basement or on a trail or behind a stadium. It encrypts and audit-logs everything automatically, so a lost tablet doesn’t turn into a compliance problem. And it’s priced for the budgets these teams actually have, not for an enterprise procurement department.
That’s still the whole point. Every feature we add gets measured against one question: does this help the person in the field document a hard moment and trust what they wrote down?
Where We’re Headed
We think every team that’s responsible for someone’s safety deserves tools that take the moment as seriously as they do. It shouldn’t matter how small the team is or how far out they’re working.
The version of the future we’re working toward is one where the paperwork is never the weak link, where writing up an incident is as quick and dependable as handling it in the first place. A volunteer firefighter, a school nurse, and a festival medic should all have the same quality of documentation that used to be reserved for big agencies, and they shouldn’t have to take on the cost or the complexity that kept it out of reach before.
We want to become the obvious, trusted way these organizations handle incident documentation: the schools and camps and gyms and venues and clinics, and the people who respond when something goes wrong. So that the next time it matters, the record is already done before anyone has to think about it.
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