Access Your Community CAD from Mobile
Sonoran CAD brings a gaming community's dispatch and records workspace to Android phones and tablets. After signing in, members can reach the same community-based service used for roleplay operations, making it easier to stay involved when a full desktop setup is inconvenient.
The mobile route is designed for account-based access rather than anonymous browsing. Users can sign in with email and password, keep a session active, create an account, or recover a forgotten password. This structure suits organized FiveM, ER:LC, and other gaming communities where dispatchers and units need shared, role-aware information rather than a standalone police simulator experience.
Coordinate Calls and Active Units
Real-time dispatch work is one of Sonoran CAD's main uses. Dispatchers can create calls, bring emergency information into a call editor, attach available units, update call details, add notes, and close an incident when the roleplay scene ends.
Unit management supports status changes, identifier details, groups, and assignments so teams can see who is available and who is attached to each call. Communities can also enable self-dispatch, allowing authorized units to preview open calls, attach themselves, or create calls without a dedicated dispatcher. These tools help patrol groups keep radio traffic, unit movement, and incident records organized during busy sessions.
Search Records and Build Reports
Sonoran CAD combines dispatching with records management for roleplay police, fire, and emergency-service communities. Members can search by name, license plate, unit identifier, record ID, or community-defined fields, then use the results while handling a call or investigation.
Custom record formats let communities shape reports around their own procedures, including civilian, vehicle, warrant, BOLO, arrest, or incident information. Lookup results can be shared with active units, while related records and call notes can be linked for context. This makes the app useful for teams that want consistent documentation and centralized searchable history rather than improvised notes scattered across chat channels.
Connect Game Integrations and Community Tools
Sonoran CAD is built to work alongside gaming-community systems instead of operating as an isolated form app. Its wider platform supports FiveM and ER:LC integrations, live unit information, community permissions, Discord notifications, and other connections that keep game events and CAD activity synchronized.
Voice-assisted lookups, in-game links, customizable layouts, and community branding can reduce repeated manual steps for established teams. Available capabilities depend on the community's configuration, permissions, and service plan, so members may see different tools after signing in. For active roleplay groups, that flexibility helps the CAD match local procedures while keeping dispatch, records, and communication in one connected workflow.
