InMapz Protector turns every school into a live safety map: evacuation routes, emergency equipment, and an incident command view shared by administrators, staff, and first responders — in real time, on every device.
Storms, fires, intruders — every real emergency is different than the drill. Static maps on the wall can't be re-routed when a hallway is blocked. And nobody on scene shares the same view as central command.
Routes re-plan when a hallway is blocked. Substitutes find AEDs the same way veterans do. The principal, the SRO, and the responding fire captain all watch the same evacuation status update in real time — instead of comparing paper printouts.
Each layer ships on day one — and updates together as your campus changes. No separate systems, no version drift, no IT install on classroom devices.
Every classroom gets a "you are here" marker and a primary and secondary route to assembly. Routes re-plan when a hallway is blocked. Print to binders, post on walls, or open on a phone — same source of truth.
AEDs, exits, alarms, safety shelters, gas and water shut-offs, backup power. Pinned on the map, browsable on any device. Substitutes and new staff find them the same way as veterans.
One shared view for administrators, school resource officers, and external first responders. Mark rooms cleared, flag hazards, broadcast updates. Everyone on scene works from the same picture instead of separate printouts.
The map that powers Tuesday's fire drill is the same one administrators open when something real happens. No second system to remember under stress.
Run, log, and report compliance drills with route timing and room-clear status.
Show safe rooms, lockable zones, and shelter assignments. Update in real time.
Map backup power, generators, and storm shelters. Re-route around damaged areas.
Inventory AEDs, fire extinguishers, and alarms. Track inspection dates per asset.
Hand a sub a phone link. They see your school the way a veteran teacher does.
Share floor plans with fire and police in advance. Pre-stage routes, hazards, and access points.
Brushed-aluminum signage at exits, stairwells, and elevators. Weatherproof, anti-glare.
State-mandated drill logs, equipment inspection records, and incident archives in one place.
Stockton Unified rolled out InMapz Protector across all 57 elementary, middle, and high schools. Each campus mapped its critical safety equipment, published primary and secondary evacuation routes, and connected administrators to a shared incident command view used by first responders.
Read more customer storiesUpdate once at the district level. Every classroom, every device, every staff phone reflects the new version — including printable binder pages and posted aluminum signage.
We map every school in your district within 30 days of kickoff. No hardware to install, no software to push to staff devices. Cloud-based from day one.
TurnkeySchool floor plans and safety data are sensitive. Encrypted at rest and in transit. Role-based access for admins, staff, and first responders. Audit log on every change.
Certified secureUnlimited export of your maps, routes, and inventory data. No lock-in. If you ever switch vendors, the maps you built leave with you.
No lock-inBring a floor plan from one of your schools. We'll show you the evacuation map, equipment inventory, and incident command view before the call ends.