Beyond the Incident Report: NERIS Incident Analysis in Elite Fire

Wednesday, December 9, 2026 | 11AM CT
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Webinar Description

NERIS was built to capture more than the emergency response. Its secondary schemas give agencies a standard national format for information beyond what the core incident report captures. The first of them, Incident Analysis, helps your agency explain why an incident happened and what shaped its outcome.,.

In this webinar, Rachel Sweeney, Senior Product Manager – Fire at ImageTrend, will show how Incident Analysis works in Elite Fire. She’ll also cover what our beta customers have taught us so far and what your agency can do now to be ready for the full release in early 2027.

You’ll also hear how we’re approaching the next two secondary schemas: Health and Safety and Community Risk Reduction.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

  • What the Incident Analysis schema captures, including contributing factors, investigation findings, and property and structure conditions
  • How Incident Analysis fits into your existing Elite Fire and investigations workflows
  • What beta testing has shown so far, and how customer feedback is shaping the final release
  • Timing for the full Incident Analysis release in early 2027
  • How we’re preparing for Health and Safety, Community Risk Reduction, and future NERIS changes

Bring your questions. We’ll save time at the end for live Q&A.

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About the Presenter Rachel Sweeney

Senior Product Manager, Fire | ImageTrend

Rachel Sweeney is the Senior Product Manager for Elite Fire at ImageTrend, where she owns the roadmap and strategy for Elite’s NERIS reporting and fire department operations solutions. Prior to joining ImageTrend, she led product management for applications that support local, state, and federal agencies with policy management, mass communications, website content, and public services. Her work is shaped by prior experience in city government and a conviction that good technology tangibly improves the quality of life in the community it serves. She serves on the board and volunteers as a product manager for Open Austin, a Central Texas non-profit that builds open-source, grassroots technology and analyzes data for community organizations and local government.

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