Dispatching an officer means you’ve directed an officer to complete a task that he or she has been assigned to. Officers cannot be dispatched unless they’ve been assigned to a task, however, you can create a non-specific task at the time of dispatch by using the Dispatch Officer function. Officers can be assigned to an automatically created task with a general Respond and assist description. For information on creating specific officer tasks, see Create a Task.
When the officer is on his or her way to the scene, clicking Start on a task will change the status of the task to On Route. Once the officer has arrived, clicking Arrive will change the status to On Scene.
 | Once the task is successfully completed, it can be cleared. If the task couldn’t be completed, it can be suspended. |
icon next to the dispatch to reveal assigned tasks.
or right-click the task then click Start to change the task status to On Route.
or right-click the task then click Arrive to change the task status to On Scene.
to search for an officer or right-click the task, hover your cursor over Dispatch Officer, then click the officer’s name to assign that officer. 
or right-click the task, then click Start to change the task status to On Route.
or right-click the task then click Arrive to change the task status to On Scene.
icon next to the officer’s name to reveal assigned tasks. 
or right-click the task then click Start to change the task status to On Route.
or right-click the task then click Arrive to change the task status to On Scene.
in the Officers panel or right-click the task, then click Start to change the task status to On Route.
in the Officers or right-click the task, then click Arrive to change the task status to On Scene.