Did people use our programs?
Leadership Brief
See total starts and finishes, then a simple breakdown by program and QR code or link.
All programs · Starts · Finishes · Sources
View Leadership BriefFor fire departments and public-safety agencies
Extend outreach beyond the event.
Give residents short fire and home-safety activities they can open from a link or QR code. Add your department’s identity and review combined participation and response results to help plan your next outreach effort.
Public evaluation · Available features and access
See what your department gets
Try an activity. See the results. Plan your next outreach.
Residents use your links or QR codes. A2C3 combines the recorded activity into reports that help your staff understand participation and safety answers. Open any sample below—no sign-in required.
Which safety topics need more attention?
CRR Detail
Review combined answers by topic and question to help decide what to explain at your next class or event.
Topics · Questions · Answer patterns
View CRR DetailWhat should we teach next?
Needs & Trends
See visual patterns and potential topics to reinforce. Use them alongside your department’s local knowledge.
Patterns · Education needs · Planning
View Needs & TrendsSample reports use demonstration activity. Read online or download a PDF. How to read the results
Department branding preview
See how A2C3 can look like your department.
Try a sample department name, logo, and color palette to preview how department branding can carry into an A2C3 public-education program.
What A2C3 does
Brand. Share. Measure.
See content examples · Understand reporting. A2C3 maintains the programs while departments choose how and where to use them.
Try it
Try a resident activity, then preview your department name, logo, and colors.
Create a sample previewShare
Use program links and QR codes on websites, handouts, displays, and outreach materials.
Explore campaign toolsMeasure
See how often activities are started and completed, which answers are selected, and which outreach links generate activity.
View demonstration reportingReview the results
Open a sample report, learn what the numbers mean, and review spreadsheet export options.
Open sample reportsReporting and integration readiness
Put outreach results alongside the records your department already uses.
What integration means: moving combined outreach results from A2C3 into the software your department uses for public education records or reports. This can reduce the need to type the same totals in more than one place.
For example: after a school event, staff could use A2C3’s campaign results to document recorded starts and completions alongside the event’s attendance and staff notes. Those are different measures: an activity start does not establish attendance or identify a resident.
Tell us what you use. In your evaluation request, name your records or reporting software, the totals you need, and any requirements from your IT team. A future connection would need to work with your software, have approval, match the right fields, and pass testing. The combined export does not include participant names or individual answer histories.
For IT and procurement reviewers
Check the details before requesting access.
Review the public security white paper, export fields, and reporting limits. The white paper describes current practices and disclosed limitations; it is not a SOC 2 report, ISO certification, or completed independent audit.
Working together
You bring the local knowledge. A2C3 maintains the tools.
Your staff supply approved branding and resource links, choose where to share activities, and interpret the results. A2C3 maintains the programs, hosting, campaign tools, and reporting. Evaluation access lets you review that workflow before production service is available.
Why this approach mattersPreliminary launch estimates
Plan around clear expected pricing.
Expected annual pricing in USD is $999 per department for the first 10 departments, then $1,499 per department, regardless of station count. A 90-day pilot is $599 and is credited toward the first annual subscription if the department continues.
Public pre-launch evaluation
Evaluate the system before formal availability.
Try the programs and department tools, then tell us what your team needs.