Aladtec Adds Extreme Flexibility to Database

HUDSON, Wis. — Aladtec has announced a new member database update available to all EMS Manager and FIRE Manager users. All existing and future systems will have access to this newly revamped module already built into their web-based system.



The Member Database has been reinvented to give maximum flexibility in EMS Manager and FIRE Manager. Tracking member data such as certifications, continuing education credits, contact information or anything else in one centralized online location has never been easier or more easily accessible. With legacy support, users retain all existing data and can edit their existing fields.



New enhancements to the user-interface include the member list, which has been upgraded to a dynamic “grid” view allowing for advanced filtering and custom sorting. In-line editing is now available on the member list for quick edits without needing to go into a member’s profile. Batch-editing allows users to edit fields for multiple members at once which is useful for updating certifications, position and schedule eligibility, or employee type. Customized views, now with export capability, are saved on a per user basis for rapid recall.



Administrators can create an unlimited amount of fields to track member data giving agencies maximum control over their information. With field types such as date, expiration date, text, single option, multi-option, and number, any kind of data can be tracked through the Member Database making integration with scheduling easier.



Aladtec, Inc. is a provider of web-based software solutions for employee scheduling and workforce management applications. The company’s flagship products, EMS Manager and FIRE Manager, are leaders in the public safety sector and together serve more than 550 EMS and fire departments, and more than 35,000 employees. Aladtec is headquartered in Hudson, Wisconsin. For more information, visit www.aladtec.com.

 

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