As of August 2026, Latka tracks 27 emergency management software companies. They have combined revenues of $280.1M and employ 2.5K people. They have raised $74.8M and serve 3M customers combined.
Every company below sells emergency management software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
Emergency management software encompasses a range of tools designed to assist organizations in preparing for, responding to, and recovering from emergencies and disasters. These platforms are essential for maintaining situational awareness and coordinating resources effectively during crises. Common use cases include disaster response planning, crisis communication, incident reporting, and resource management. Typical features of such software include centralized dashboards for monitoring ongoing incidents, workflow automation for emergency procedures, communication tools for timely alerts, and data analytics for post-event analysis. This software is utilized by a diverse range of professionals, including public safety officials, emergency management personnel, and organizational safety managers, all of whom rely on it to ensure quick, efficient responses to emergencies.
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Showing 10 of 27 companies ranked by annual revenue.
San Diego, California, United States
Designer and developer of Web and mobile services for the security industry. The company's software suite provides tracking of the activities of security agents and mobile players.
United States
Peregrine is the leading platform for public safety agencies, providing real-time data integration and visualization in one place for better decision-making.
Austin, Texas, United States
Developer of Cloud-based Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) and Analytics platform intended to provide public safety. The company's platform simplifies the complexity of emergency dispatch through precise location information, improved situational awareness, allocation of appropriate resources for optimized response, mobile field service apps and advanced incident management tools, enabling users to reduce response times for all and improve first responder safety by increasing situational awareness.
Boca Raton, Florida, United States
24/7 Software (www.247software.com) is the global leading provider of operations and safety management software for the world’s greatest venues across Sports, Leisure, and Entertainment. Software solutions include incident and emergency management, real time communications for venue guests and staff, computerized maintenance management, lost & found, guard tours, and advanced analytics for gather and analyzing key data across venues and events. 24/7 Software is a global company with operations and offices across North America, the United Kingdom, Australia, Asia, India, and Latin America. The company’s solutions are implemented in over 85% of the stadiums and arenas across North America’s four major sports leagues (NFL, NHL, NBA, MLB). Many of the largest music festivals, tour events such as LIV Golf and the PGA Tour, as well as major events such as the Super Bowl, World Series, NBA Finals, and the Kentucky Derby all utilize 24/7 Software solutions. 24/7 Software's international customers include FC Barcelona, The O2 Arena, Lord's Cricket Ground in London, Manchester United, Paris Saint-Germaine, Marvel Stadium, and Melbourne & Olympic Parks in Australia. 24/7 Software is also used by the world’s greatest venues across convention centers, shopping malls, amusement parks, and airports. Learn how 24/7 Software solves customers’ most critical business challenges at www.247software.com.
New Haven, Connecticut, United States
Provider of a cloud-based software for managing emergencies and crises. The company's software offers tools to create digitized plans organizing people, activities, and information, initiate a structured response as well as set up an incident communications center to manage the response across different organizations, enabling clients to save time, money, and lives.
Washington, Washington, D.C., United States
Apprio is a leading provider of smart automation solutions to the healthcare and emergency management industries. Our solutions support the efficient delivery of healthcare and emergency services to patients in commercial and federal settings.
Leesburg, Virginia, United States
Provides IT services for clients in the natural disaster management, natural resource management, public security, public health and international affairs sectors
United States
Developer of an online data sending platform designed to protect the lives of firefighters. The company's online data sending platform programmatically gathers information from online and offline sources, translates that data into an easy-to-consume format and makes it accessible to first responders at the time of dispatch on any device and also offers location and scene data to firefighters, enabling them to make concise decisions.
New York, United States
At Prepared, we aim to ensure that those working to keep our communities safe have access to the best technology - not just the best technology available to them. Our platform empowers emergency response professionals with the data and tools to save lives in even the toughest conditions. Whether as an adopter or as a member of our team, join us in building a safer world.
Latka tracks 27 emergency management software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $280.1M in annual revenue and employ 2.5K people.
Trackforce Valiant is the largest, with $73.8M in annual revenue, founded in 2000.
The average emergency management software company in this list makes $10.4M a year, across 27 companies with reported revenue. They serve 3M customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Trackforce Valiant, Peregrine, RapidDeploy, 24/7 Software and Veoci.
The 27 emergency management software companies tracked here have raised $74.8M in disclosed funding between them.
- Must provide features for crisis communication and alert systems. - Should include tools for incident management and reporting. - Must assist in resource allocation and management during emergencies. - Should enable workflow automation for emergency response processes. - Must support collaboration among various stakeholders in emergency situations. - Not limited to basic notification systems; must also offer comprehensive planning and analytical capabilities.
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