Shared infrastructure for organizations that work together.

Lorica helps agencies, companies, and their partners coordinate across organizational boundaries while each participant retains control of its own systems and information.

Municipal coordination

Cities already coordinate through networks of independent organizations.

Fire, police, EMS, public works, utilities, healthcare providers, contractors, and neighboring jurisdictions each bring their own people, systems, authority, and capabilities.

Each participant continues to operate its own systems. Lorica maintains the shared relationships and coordination context across them.Interactive representative concept · Select an organization or relationship to inspect
Who is currently assigned?Did that resource actually arrive?Which assets are still available?Which organization controls this resource?Why is this request marked fulfilled?Who owns the next action?Who is currently assigned?Did that resource actually arrive?Which assets are still available?Which organization controls this resource?Why is this request marked fulfilled?Who owns the next action?
Which staging location is current?What is blocking the next step?When was this status last confirmed?Where did this update come from?Was the field change ever recorded?Who needs to confirm the change?Which staging location is current?What is blocking the next step?When was this status last confirmed?Where did this update come from?Was the field change ever recorded?Who needs to confirm the change?

During an active operation, these facts can change faster than separate systems and organizations can keep the record current.

Active coordination

Assignments, resources, and mission status can fall out of sync as conditions change.

Lorica is designed to make conflicting information, overdue updates, missing confirmation, dependencies, and source history visible to the people coordinating the operation.

Open a mission or issue to inspect provenance, ownership, dependencies, and reconciliation actions.Interactive representative concept · Select an issue to inspect
Existing systems

Existing systems remain authoritative for the information they own.

Specialized systems continue to manage the workflows they were built for. Lorica maintains the relationships and operational context that cross organizational boundaries.

Systems inside participating organizations
Fire & Rescue
CADFLEETHRIS
Emergency Management
WEBEOCGISALERTING
Public Works / Utility
WORK ORDERSADMSASSET MGMT
Private Security
HRISSCHEDULINGGUARD MGMT
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Private security

Manage the network behind your security operations.

Lorica already helps security companies manage partner companies, employees, and contractors while licensing, qualifications, availability, capabilities, and relationship context are maintained by different parties.

Which companies in my network are licensed in Texas?Which contractors have advanced medical training?Who is available this weekend?Does my prime know we added a new capability?Who has worked with us before?Which companies in my network are licensed in Texas?Which contractors have advanced medical training?Who is available this weekend?Does my prime know we added a new capability?Who has worked with us before?
Which credentials expire before the assignment starts?Who is qualified and available?Which partners can support this market?What has this company shared with us?Who can see this professional's information?Which credentials expire before the assignment starts?Who is qualified and available?Which partners can support this market?What has this company shared with us?Who can see this professional's information?
Lorica

What does your operational network look like?

If your operations depend on people, organizations, and systems outside your own boundaries, talk with us about how that network works today.

Lorica | Shared infrastructure for organizations that work together