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Created by Russ Hartle, Modified on Tue, 11 Nov, 2025 at 9:56 AM by Russ Hartle
Geoconex Ini Settings
Geoconex General Call Field Mappings
The first column displays the customer facing fields from the Call Details window. The Second column displays the tags used from the XML file to populate the fields in the first column.
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Optional XML Parsing
Each company variation of the CAD interface has the ability to parse additional fields from the XML file directly into the RMS database. These fields can include: Persons, Addresses, and Vehicles. Not all companies provide every type of information. The use of these options are highly discouraged, as many times the information given in the XML file is incomplete. Incomplete XML information can lead to partial data being imported into the RMS. Incomplete data will require an agency to manually adjust these records to meet their specifications. Records not meeting the minimum requirements will be skipped.
Person Parsing
Requirements: To parse a person, the record must include the First Name, Last Name and DOB, else the person record is skipped. Person parsing will match existing records based on these requirements. If no matching person record is found, a new person record will be created.
Fields that can be parsed into the RMS:
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Person Physical Description
Requirements: When a person record is selected or created, any or all of the following fields can be parsed into the RMS:
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Person License
Requirements: The XML file must contain the driver’s license number. When a person record is selected or created, the following fields can be parsed into the RMS:
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Person Phone
Requirements: The XML file must contain the phone number. When a person record is selected or created, the following fields can be parsed into the RMS:
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Person Role
Requirements: The CADMonitor will read the [PersonRole] section of the ini file and look for a match/mapping, otherwise the role of “Involved” is used. When a person record is selected or created, the following fields can be parsed into the RMS:
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Vehicle Parsing
Requirements: To parse a vehicle, the record must include the VIN or the License Plate Number and State, else the vehicle record is skipped. Vehicle parsing will match existing records based on these requirements. If no matching vehicle record is found, a new vehicle record will be created.
Other fields including Make, Model, and Color must match existing NCIC lists in the RMS, otherwise those portions of the record will be discarded. Vehicle parsing is not recommended as it can create many “shell” records that require the user to complete. Examples can include:
• A vehicle shell record just containing a VIN.
• A vehicle shell record just containing a license plate number and state.
• The XML file may contain a VIN, License Plate Number, State, Make, Model, and Color. If the Make, Model, and Color don’t match the existing NCIC values, a shell record just containing the VIN, License Plate Number, and State will be created. This example would require the user to view the dispatch record and manually match the Make/Model/Color to existing values in the RMS.
Fields that can be parsed into the RMS:
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