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One Dashboard Every AED True Location Intelligence With TrackMyAED and TAG

TrackMyAED brings AED program information together. TAG adds true location intelligence, giving organizations a connected way to manage readiness, movement and fleet visibility.

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The next evolution of AED management is location intelligence

A modern AED program produces many kinds of information: device models and serial numbers, pad and battery expiries, inspection activity, site contacts, documents, training records and service history. TrackMyAED helps organize that information so program managers can see what requires attention.

TAG adds a powerful new dimension: the location of the physical AED. Instead of managing readiness data in one place and investigating device movement through disconnected processes, organizations can use the TrackMyAED ecosystem to support a more unified experience.

This is true AED GPS through TrackMyAED. It is designed to help organizations see more, act sooner and maintain stronger control of equipment placed to protect employees, customers, students and communities.

From a location list to location intelligence

A traditional database can store an address and room description. That remains useful, but it assumes the AED stays where the record says it is. TAG helps test that assumption by connecting the physical asset to current location information.

The difference is operational. If a tagged AED leaves a custom geofence or generates a movement alert, an authorized user can investigate the exception. If the move was approved, the team can update the assignment or return the device. If it was not approved, the organization can escalate. The dashboard becomes a tool for action, not only a place to store information.

What program leaders can manage in one ecosystem

TrackMyAED supports the ongoing work behind an effective AED program, including device and location records, expiry notifications, monthly readiness reminders, trained staff tracking, document storage, reporting and dashboard oversight. TAG extends that oversight with location tracking, custom geofencing, motion alerts and theft recovery support.

Together, these capabilities can help answer the questions leaders ask most often: How many AEDs do we manage? Which devices or supplies require attention? Who owns the follow-up? Is each AED still assigned to the right site? Has a device moved outside its expected area? Where should we focus today?

No technology removes the need for local inspections and accountable people. The advantage is a clearer shared view that can make those human processes more focused and consistent.

Built for organizations that cannot manage by spreadsheet alone

A spreadsheet may work when an organization has a small, stable inventory. It becomes harder to trust as the fleet expands across departments, vehicles, buildings, provinces or countries. Information can become outdated, access can fragment and responsibility can become unclear.

TAG and TrackMyAED are designed for scale. Multi-site enterprises can maintain central oversight while enabling local action. Municipalities can coordinate devices across public facilities. Education systems can track AEDs across schools and campuses. Utilities, construction companies and manufacturers can add location awareness in complex operating environments. EMS and field teams can strengthen accountability for mobile equipment.

Global deployment readiness and a zero-IT-setup approach are intended to make expansion practical. Organizations can create a consistent operating model while adapting alert ownership and response procedures to each site.

A practical path to implementation

Begin with an accurate inventory. Confirm each AED model, serial number, assigned location, program owner and TrackMyAED record. Next, identify the devices for which movement creates the greatest risk, such as public-facing units, vehicles, temporary worksites, remote facilities and frequently transferred equipment.

Define the geofence and alert logic before deployment. Decide which movements are expected, which require confirmation and which trigger escalation. Assign primary and backup responders. Establish how location exceptions will be documented and closed. Finally, review the program after launch and refine notification rules so alerts remain meaningful.

The technology should make accountability easier. A thoughtful rollout ensures the organization knows not only how to see an alert, but what to do with it.

TAG You’re It

The future of AED management is not another isolated tracker or another disconnected login. It is a connected view of readiness and location built around the AED program people already need to manage.

With TrackMyAED and TAG, organizations can bring device information, readiness workflows and true location intelligence closer together. The message is direct because the responsibility is real: Do not just have an AED. TAG it.

TAG IT. TRACK IT. FIND IT. Then keep every AED visible, accountable and ready to help save a life.

Frequently asked questions

How does TAG work with TrackMyAED?

TAG adds authorized AED location information, geofencing, motion alerts and theft recovery support to the TrackMyAED management ecosystem.

What can TrackMyAED manage?

TrackMyAED can support device and location records, expiry notifications, monthly readiness reminders, trained staff tracking, document storage, reporting and dashboard oversight.

Can one dashboard support multiple AED sites?

Yes. TrackMyAED is designed to support multi-site AED programs, allowing central oversight while local teams complete follow-up and readiness work.

Is TAG only for large fleets?

No. A single-site organization can also benefit when an AED is mobile, publicly accessible, difficult to supervise or critical to operations.

What should an organization do before installing TAG?

Confirm its AED inventory, correct device-to-location records, authorized dashboard users, geofence boundaries, alert recipients and response procedures.

Take the next step

Bring AED readiness and true location intelligence together. Ask AED4Life or The AEDShop for a TAG and TrackMyAED deployment review for your organization.