In development

ctHelixRMS™ — records management built for the operators who keep them.

When dispatch and records live in separate systems, half the workday is double entry. ctHelixRMS starts every record with the data that's already in CAD — so the people writing reports can spend their time on the parts only they can write.

The problem
Half the report is already entered.

Time, location, units, call type, narrative skeleton — it's all in CAD by the time the call closes. Why are operators re-typing it?

  • Records pre-populated from CAD
  • Long-form narrative with templates
  • Built-in supervisor review queue
  • Auditable from start to close
From CAD
Records start auto-populated
Templates
Per call type
Supervisor review
Built-in queue
Auditable
Full change history
What ctHelixRMS does

The record writes half of itself.

ctHelixRMS isn't trying to be a thousand-feature database. It's trying to make the next report you write 40% faster.

Auto-populated from CAD

Time, units, location, call type, and the incident's event log are already in the record by the time the call closes.

Per-call-type templates

Each call type opens with the right narrative structure. No staring at a blank form.

Supervisor review queue

Submitted reports route to the right supervisor. Approvals, kickbacks, and revisions all tracked.

Searchable archive

Full-text search across the entire records archive — find the report you wrote six months ago in seconds.

Change history

Every edit, who made it, and when. Required for chain-of-custody and supervisor reviews.

Export & reporting

Generate the reports your agency, your jurisdiction, or your client needs — without an analyst.

What it looks like in practice

What this looks like in practice.

End of shift

An officer closes out their shift with four open incidents. Each one already has time, location, units, and the call-type narrative skeleton populated. They write the parts only they can write — the narrative, witness statements, and observations — and route to their supervisor.

Supervisor review

The on-shift supervisor sees a queue of four submitted reports. They review, request a revision on one, approve the other three, and the records go to the archive — all within the same screen.

Records search

A request comes in for any incidents involving a specific address over the last 12 months. The records officer runs a search, gets results in seconds, and exports a properly-formatted report.

Frequently asked

Questions buyers ask before signing on.

When will ctHelixRMS be available?

ctHelixRMS is in active development. Early access begins after the initial ctHelixCAD launch. Talk to us to join the list.

Can we use ctHelixRMS without ctHelixCAD?

Yes, but you'll get the most value when they're paired — the auto-population from dispatch is a major workflow win.

How do you handle records retention?

Configurable retention policies per record type, with secure archival and audit trails on every action.

Can it replace a legacy RMS?

That's the goal for the agencies we're working with. Migration is part of every launch conversation.

Ready to see it in action?

Book a 30-minute walkthrough and we'll tailor it to how your team works.