GeoComm Launches Partner Program to Bring Public Safety Grade Location Intelligence to the Platforms Responders Rely On

New program gives technology, data, and channel partners a clear path from first conversation
to certified integration to co-selling.

ST. CLOUD, Minn., Nov. 5, 2026 — GeoComm today announced the launch of its Partner Program, giving technology, data, and channel partners a clear, consistent way to integrate public safety grade location intelligence into their solutions and bring it to more communities. The program provides a structured path for technical integration, strategic collaboration, and joint marketing and sales.

The Partner Program is built for a challenge public safety teams face every day: When a call for help comes in, the 9-1-1 center, the responders, and often the school or facility involved each rely on different systems, and all of them need to agree on identifying the exact location where help is needed. GeoComm's public safety grade location data is interoperable by design, giving those systems one trusted, shared picture of where help is needed, from the 9-1-1 call-taker to the first responder to the school safety leader on a campus.

Technology partners embed that data, including indoor and outdoor maps, directly into the platforms agencies already use, adding operational context to critical workflows. The Partner Program makes collaboration easier to start and easier to scale, with flexible integration options, actively maintained data, and a shared approach to reaching customers.

The program has four tiers that build on one another. Partners can begin with visibility and relationship-building, then advance to certified integration, co-selling, and strategic growth as their work with GeoComm deepens.

Why it matters

For 9-1-1 centers, first responders, and schools, the program means more of the systems they rely on are built on the same trusted, actively maintained location data. Telecommunicators, responders, and everyone supporting them work from the same picture, through certified integrations they can count on rather than one-off connections.

For partners, the program offers a defined path from first conversation to certified integration to co-selling, with clear commercial terms at each step. Partners can start small, add capabilities as they go, and grow with GeoComm as the relationship matures.

"When seconds count, communities depend on technology that works together," said TJ Kennedy, President and CEO of GeoComm. "Our partners put trusted location intelligence where it matters most, from 9-1-1 centers to school campuses. This program gives us and our partners a clear, consistent way to grow together."

Hear from a GeoComm Partner

"Scaling Drone as First Responder operations requires more than great technology. It requires an ecosystem that connects intelligence, autonomy, and the agencies putting it to work," said Phil Kovacs, VP of Revenue at SkyfireAI. "By combining GeoComm's trusted location intelligence with SkyfireAI's AI-powered autonomy and multi-drone orchestration software, we're helping bring more intelligent, coordinated response capabilities to public safety agencies nationwide."

To learn more about partnering with GeoComm, visit www.geocomm.com/partners

SOURCE GeoComm, Inc