The right video on the right call.
Uploads are matched to the call for service they belong to, so nobody hunts through a video library trying to remember which incident a clip came from.
Integration · Echo911 BWC
Body-cam video that files itself against the call.
Echo911 BWC body-worn cameras upload automatically over Wi-Fi and 4G LTE. With the EchoCAD integration, every upload is tagged to the call for service it belongs to, with a description attached, so the incident record and the video evidence are connected the moment footage hits secure storage.
Pre-order now · first round ships mid-November 2026 to early signups · full release January 2027
How it works
From the officer's chest to the call record, hands-free.
CAPTURE
Echo911 BWC in the field
Records the response and uploads automatically over Wi-Fi and 4G LTE. No docking, no returning to base.
━ AUTO UPLOAD ━▶
━ AUTO TAG ━▶
━ AUTO TAG ━▶
RECORD
EchoCAD call for service
The upload is tagged to its call for service with a description attached, joining the recording, transcript, and unit history on the incident.
Footage that explains itself.
Each tagged upload carries a description, so supervisors, records staff, and prosecutors can see what a video contains before pressing play.
CAD and video, one record.
The call for service becomes the single thread: dispatch history, radio traffic, RMS entries, and now the body-cam footage, all connected.
Why it matters
Evidence handling without the homework.
- No end-of-shift filing: officers stop spending overtime matching clips to case numbers
- Nothing gets orphaned: automatic tagging means footage doesn't sit unlabeled in a vault until a records request finds the gap
- Faster discovery response: pull a call for service and its video is already there, described and dated
- Secure end to end: AES-256 encrypted evidence storage, linked from the CAD incident
The cameras
Echo911 BWC hardware.
- Automatic Wi-Fi and 4G LTE upload with live streaming and Guardian monitoring options
- Starlight low-light lens, 140° wide angle, 1440p recording
- 16-hour battery to cover long shifts
- From $50/camera/month bundled with Echo911 service ($70/month standalone, 24-month contract)
- Pre-order now: first round ships mid-November 2026 to early signups; full release January 2027
FAQ
Echo911 BWC + EchoCAD questions.
When will the Echo911 BWC be available?
The Echo911 BWC is on pre-order now. The first round ships mid-November 2026 to early signups, and full release follows in January 2027. Pre-order or sign up for notifications on this page.
How does the video get matched to the right call?
Echo911 BWC cameras upload automatically over Wi-Fi and 4G LTE. The EchoCAD integration tags each upload to the call for service it belongs to and attaches a description, so footage lands on the CAD incident without an officer manually filing it.
Do officers have to do anything after their shift?
No docking and no manual upload. Echo911 BWC cameras upload on their own, and the CAD tagging happens automatically as part of that upload.
Do we need EchoCAD to use Echo911 BWC cameras?
No. The Echo911 BWC works as a standalone Echo911 video service. The CAD integration is what adds automatic call-for-service tagging, which is available when your agency runs EchoCAD.
Where does the video live?
Footage is stored with AES-256 encryption in unlimited encrypted evidence storage, and the CAD incident carries the link to its tagged video, keeping the call record and the evidence connected.
Echo911 BWC
Pre-Order Now, or sign up for notifications.
FIRST ROUND · MID-NOVEMBER 2026 · EARLY SIGNUPS
FULL RELEASE · JANUARY 2027
Reserve your cameras in the first round: early signups ship mid-November 2026, ahead of the January 2027 full release. A solutions specialist will contact you to complete your pre-order - no payment is taken now.
Get started
Put the video on the call, automatically.
Pre-order the Echo911 BWC, or see the camera and EchoCAD auto-tagging working together on a live demonstration.