St. Cloud, Minn. – November 05, 2026 -- GeoComm has launched a four-tier Partner Program that gives technology, data, and channel partners a defined route from first conversation to certified integration to co-selling of public safety grade location intelligence.
Four cumulative tiers move partners from visibility to strategic growth
The tiers build on one another. Partners can start with visibility and relationship-building, then advance to certified integration, co-selling, and strategic growth as their work with GeoComm deepens. According to the company, each step carries clear commercial terms, so partners can start small and add capabilities over time.
Embedded indoor and outdoor maps target fragmented emergency workflows
The program addresses a coordination gap: the 9-1-1 center, responders, and often the school or facility involved each use different systems, yet all must agree on the exact location where help is needed. Technology partners embed GeoComm's indoor and outdoor maps directly into platforms agencies already use. GeoComm says the data is interoperable by design and actively maintained, and that integration options are flexible.
For 9-1-1 centers, first responders, and schools, the aim is certified integrations built on the same location data, rather than one-off connections.
SkyfireAI pairs GeoComm data with multi-drone orchestration software
SkyfireAI is named as a GeoComm partner. The company combines GeoComm's location intelligence with its AI-powered autonomy and multi-drone orchestration software to support Drone as First Responder operations. Phil Kovacs, VP of Revenue at SkyfireAI, said the effort is meant to bring "more intelligent, coordinated response capabilities to public safety agencies nationwide."
TJ Kennedy, President and CEO of GeoComm, said the program gives the company and its partners a consistent framework for joint growth, from 9-1-1 centers to school campuses.