Converged Dispatch & Command System · Intercom, Broadcast, Conferencing, and Monitoring
A software-based converged dispatch and command platform that brings professional console operations — intercom, broadcast, conferencing, monitoring, barge-in, and force-disconnect — onto a single visual web wall. Layered on top of BPBX / IP-PBX, BIDS controls call paths over standard SIP and real-time interfaces, and unifies zoned organization, dispatch handsets, surveillance cameras, alarm linkage, and GIS mapping — delivering a battle-ready command station for public safety, transportation, campus, and industrial control centers.

Call, intercom, conference, broadcast, monitor (whisper), barge-in, and force-disconnect — seven dispatch actions on one screen, with dual left/right dispatch handsets for one-tap, instant response without juggling multiple systems.
Multi-level nested zones group extensions by department, area, or task; every dispatch action is written to an audit log — action, target, parameters, and time — for command compliance and after-action review.
Integrates Hikvision / Dahua surveillance cameras to pull live scenes during dispatch; alarm plans link events to monitoring, broadcast, and intercom actions for a closed detect-respond-handle loop.
Devices are pinned on the map by real coordinates for at-a-glance situational awareness; a converged visual command wall surfaces live call traffic, online status, and alarms — so commanders can both see and act.
Call (handset-to-extension dialing), intercom (one-to-many zone paging), conference (multi-extension rooms), broadcast (TTS / audio push), monitor (whisper-listen), barge-in (two-way join), and force-disconnect — the full command action chain.

Visually manage multi-level zones and zone-extension mappings to build intercom groups, broadcast groups, and conference rooms; bind left/right dispatch handsets to the workstation for a professional dual-handset experience.

Centrally manage surveillance cameras (brand, IP, port, channel, stream URL) grouped by zone; pull live video anytime during dispatch — upgrading from "hearing the scene" to "seeing it."

Pre-configure alarm plans and trigger actions that automatically bind alarm events to camera retrieval, broadcast paging, and intercom mustering — executing the playbook on trigger and logging every run.

Use custom base maps and pin extensions, cameras, and other devices as map nodes by coordinates; click a node to launch dispatch, merging geographic awareness with command action.

A real-time data wall for command centers, consolidating online extensions, live call traffic, conferences, and alarms — with duplex handset status refreshing as dispatch unfolds.

Complete dispatch logs plus login/operation audit meet compliance needs; a standard interface configuration connects to BPBX / IP-PBX, syncing call state in real time and blending into existing IP comms networks.

Emergency operations and police/traffic dispatch — multi-zone mustering, monitor/barge/force-disconnect, broadcast paging, and map-based situational awareness for command that reaches the right person fast.
Operations dispatch for airports, metros, highways, and ports — zoned intercom with video linkage and live broadcast for the high-density, time-critical needs of transport hubs.
Security and production dispatch for parks, plants, and buildings — unified intercom/broadcast with monitoring-alarm linkage and operation audit for safe production and compliance.
BPBX is the underlying IP-PBX platform providing call paths and extensions; IP300 is the hardware dispatch console; BIDS is the software converged-dispatch command layer on top of BPBX, performing advanced operations like intercom, broadcast, conferencing, and monitor/barge/force-disconnect via standard interfaces. Together they form a complete hardware-console + comms-backbone + command-software system.
Call, intercom (one-to-many paging), conference (multi-party), broadcast (TTS / audio), monitor (whisper-listen), barge-in (two-way join), and force-disconnect — covering everything from daily comms to emergency command.
Yes. BIDS manages IPC cameras from brands like Hikvision and Dahua; once IP, port, channel, and stream URL are configured, live scenes can be pulled during dispatch and linked to alarm plans.
Yes. Every action is recorded to the dispatch log with action type, operating handset, parameters, and time; login logs and operation audit are also provided for command compliance and after-action review.
BIDS is delivered as software and runs in containers, on bare metal, or on cloud hosts; once the integration with BPBX / IP-PBX is configured it goes live, blending into existing IP comms and surveillance networks. Contact the product team to scope a deployment.
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