REACT COMMANDOPERATIONAL /FUSED FEEDS : CAD·VMS·RADIO·SENSOR /AI TRANSCRIPTION : 45+ LANGUAGES LIVE /SMART ALERTS : WEAPONS·VIOLENCE·MEDICAL·FIRE /ROLE CONSOLES : OPERATOR·FIRE·POLICE·EMS /GPT-4 NARRATIVE + SCENE ANALYSIS /REAL-TIME GPS UNIT TRACKING /WEBRTC + PSTN VOICE /LIVE TRANSLATION : 40+ LANGUAGES /SUPERVISOR WHISPER MODE /AI DISPATCH RECOMMENDATIONS /AUTOMATED QA SCORING : A–F /DUPLICATE DETECTION + INCIDENT LINKING /60+ REST ENDPOINTS · SOCKET.IO LIVE /UPTIME TARGET 99.99%
Partnerships

Build the operational
standard together.

REACT advances fastest alongside the agencies that run the missions and the companies that build the equipment. Two ways to partner — one shared goal: a faster, unified operational picture.

Two ways to partner

Choose the track that fits your mission.

Operators host the work in the real world. Manufacturers connect the hardware and systems REACT fuses. Each track has its own program, its own onboarding, and a clear path to value.

Track 01
Agency Partners

Host a pilot or test environment.

End-user agencies and operations centers that run a REACT pilot or a co-developed test environment — proving the platform in live conditions and shaping where it goes next.

Who it’s for

Local, regional, state and federal PSAPs, emergency-management centers, and enterprise GSOCs ready to evaluate REACT in their own operational environment.

What partners get

  • A discounted pilot program on the live platform.
  • Dedicated onboarding and implementation support.
  • A co-developed test environment mirroring your operations.
  • Direct influence on the product roadmap.
  • Reference-partner status and early access to new capabilities.
Track 02
Industry Partners

Integrate your technology.

Manufacturers and platform providers whose hardware and systems become part of the REACT operational picture — jointly planned, built, and brought to shared customers.

Who it’s for

Technology and equipment vendors across the sensing, comms and response stack who want a deep, supported integration with REACT.

Integration categories

Camera / VMSSensorsRadios / LMR Drones / UASAccess controlRMS Body-wornGunshot detection& more

What partners get

  • Joint co-development planning and implementation.
  • An open API / SDK for deep, supported integration.
  • A certified-integration badge once validated.
  • Joint pilots with shared agency customers.
  • Co-marketing and a listing in the REACT integration marketplace.
Become a partner

Start the conversation.

Tell us who you are and which track fits. Our partnerships team reviews every inquiry directly — usually within one business day.

What happens next
  • A short intro call to understand your environment or technology.
  • A scoped plan — pilot, test environment, or integration.
  • Onboarding, with a named point of contact throughout.

Prefer email? [email protected]

Common questions

Partnership questions.

What kinds of partnerships does REACT offer?

Two tracks. Agency Partners host a REACT pilot or co-developed test environment, proving the platform in live conditions. Industry Partners integrate their hardware and systems into the REACT operational picture through an open API/SDK.

Who should become an Agency Partner?

Local, regional, state and federal PSAPs, emergency-management centers, and enterprise GSOCs ready to evaluate REACT in their own operational environment. Partners get a discounted pilot, reference-partner status, and early access to new capabilities.

Who should become an Industry Partner?

Technology and equipment vendors across the sensing, comms and response stack — camera/VMS, sensors, radios/LMR, drones/UAS, access control, RMS, body-worn and gunshot detection — who want a deep, supported integration. Partners get joint co-development, a certified-integration badge, joint pilots, co-marketing and a marketplace listing.

How do I become a REACT partner?

Apply through the partnerships page and the team reviews every inquiry directly — usually within one business day. Next steps are a short intro call, a scoped plan (pilot, test environment or integration), and onboarding with a named point of contact.