Write the full NERIS incident report in Emergency Logs, catch missing fields before the report goes, and send it to NERIS automatically. No manual uploads, no emailed files, and the same login your crews already use for checks, inventory and gear.
The National Emergency Response Information System (NERIS) replaced NFIRS as the national system for fire and all-hazards incident reporting. Since January 1, 2026, new incident reports go to NERIS only.
For a lot of departments that means one more system, one more login and one more place where a report can sit half finished. This module puts incident reporting in the same place as the rest of your department's records, and handles the send to NERIS for you.
Source: U.S. Fire Administration, NFIRS Sunset.
Three steps from the call to NERIS, without leaving Emergency Logs.
Crews and officers complete the whole NERIS incident report in Emergency Logs, on a phone, tablet or station computer. No second system to learn.
Before a report is sent, Emergency Logs checks it for the fields NERIS requires and shows what is missing or wrong, so it can be fixed while the call is still fresh.
Finished reports go to NERIS through its secure data exchange. Nobody exports a file, uploads it by hand or emails it to the state.
NERIS runs an Integration Partner Program for the software vendors fire departments use. A vendor earns the NERIS V1 compatible badge only after completing NERIS's verification process, which tests that its data exchange works with the NERIS standards.
Emergency Logs completed that verification. For your department, that means reports leave Emergency Logs in the shape NERIS expects, and you are not the one testing whether they arrive.
Add NERIS Incident Reporting to Station Essentials for $600 a year for the first station and $200 for each added station, or to Full Suite for $400 and $150. It is included in Metro quotes. Volunteer departments take 25 percent off. No per-seat fees, no mobile license, and support is included, the same as every Emergency Logs plan.
We will walk through a report from the first field to the send, on your schedule.
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