Wolfpak
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Roles sysadmin none in this group

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Administration

Groups, areas, members and invitations.
Members Groups Areas Invites Devices Contacts Coalitions
is a coalition of . Members, invitations, devices and area links belong to those groups and are managed there — switch the group at the top of the page to one of them. The Coalitions tab is where the joint view itself is changed or dissolved.

Members

Name Callsign Email Roles Status
Remove takes somebody out of this group only. Their account, their location history and anything they wrote into an incident log all survive, and they keep any other group they belong to — so this is the right action for somebody who has left the patrol, and the wrong one for an account that should not exist at all. Access ends on their next request, and any live tasking is stood down. A member with a body-worn device assigned cannot be removed until that device is reassigned or changed to an asset, on the Devices tab.

Create group

You are added to the new group as its group-admin, so you can invite people to it straight away.
Creating a group is a platform action — it needs the sysadmin role.

Groups

Name ID
No groups yet.

Draw a new area

editing read only
Areas are platform objects — drawing and editing them needs the sysadmin role. This map shows the areas linked to the selected group.

Areas

Name Centre Group Actions
No areas defined yet.

Pending invites

Email Roles Status Expires Created
No invites for this group yet.
The one-time code goes only to the invited address and is stored hashed, so it cannot be looked up here and the original cannot be sent again. Resend emails a new code with a new expiry, and the previous one stops working — which is also what you want if the first mail was forwarded or landed in a shared inbox.

Devices

Name Reports as Node id Last fix Trust Battery
No devices registered for this group.
A device worn by a member reports as that member, and takes priority over their phone while it is reporting — which is the point, since a phone goes quiet where there is no cell coverage. A vehicle or equipment unit is its own marker and is never merged into anybody's position. Deactivate a device that goes missing: its positions stop being accepted at once and its history is kept.

Emergency contacts

These appear in every member’s app, in this order, and dial straight from it. The first one is what somebody presses without looking — put the number that always answers at the top.

# Name Number
No emergency contacts yet. Members see nothing to dial until one is added.

Renaming is not offered — dissolve and recreate if the name is wrong.
Only groups where you are a control room operator are listed, because that is what the server checks — a coalition shows you nothing you could not already see one group at a time, which is why it needs nobody's approval. Between two and groups.
An expiry is the tidier choice for a callout that ends — it disappears on its own, from here and from the group list. It stops working the moment it lapses, so leave it longer than you expect the operation to run. Saving always writes the expiry, so Keep current is how you change the groups without moving the end time. A duration is measured from now, not from when the coalition was made.
A coalition joins two or more groups, and you hold control room operator in . Ask the admin of the other group to make you a CRO there, and this form will list it.

Your coalitions

Name Groups Expiry
No coalitions yet. One appears in the group list at the top of every page, and selecting it gives you both groups' units, taskings and incidents on one console.
A coalition owns nothing: no members, no invitations, no devices, no incidents. Nobody is added to it and nobody is moved — each responder stays in their own group and their phone is unchanged, including any tasking sent from the joint console. Dissolve removes only the shared view.