A digital team behind your public-service team.Immediate danger? Call 999

In Blue for Fire and rescue services

A little prevention. A wider reach.

For prevention, protection and community engagement leads. Make routine information easier to find, while your specialists focus on the conversations that need them.

Illustrated In Blue Fire & rescue guideA digital teammate.
Your people in charge.

Start with one useful job

Built around your day.

Choose something small enough to test properly and useful enough for your team to care about.

01

Home safety information

Explain approved prevention guidance in plain language and point people to the local service.

02

Visit preparation

Help people understand the published eligibility and process for a home safety visit.

03

Local business awareness

Shape a reviewed communication brief around a seasonal prevention priority.

A sensible first seven days

A pilot you can
actually evaluate.

Use published home safety information and fictional visitor questions. Measure whether the right local contact and next step are easy to find.

Microsoft work-account sign-in, a private service workspace, approved documents and a receptionist you can test in text or voice. No card is needed.

Try the receptionist ↗

Your pilot scorecard

  • Answers match the approved source
  • People understand the next step
  • Human contact routes remain clear
  • Your team records errors and improvements

The pilot does not assess a building’s compliance, inspect premises, triage an incident or dispatch a response.

Built with the service lead in mind

Keep the judgement.
Get help with the legwork.

Your team chooses the information and tests the experience. Broader tools for communications, prevention campaigns, funding and impact are being adapted for In Blue.

See available and planned features ↗

A starting point for your review

Use your organisation’s information governance, accessibility and procurement process before any operational deployment.

NFCC community risk work ↗

Sector context, rather than an endorsement of In Blue.