What's on the desk
Each of these is an app inside OathTech. They share the same people, the same records and one search, so nothing is typed twice.
- Reports
- Write and review incident reports. Before a report goes up the chain, the assistant marks what a supervisor is likely to ask about, and each mark points at the sentence it came from.
- Cases
- Gather the reports, people and files that belong together, and follow the case from open to closed.
- Briefings
- Hand the next shift what happened on this one, without retyping it from the reports.
- Bulletins and trainings
- Send a notice or a training to the agency and see who has read it and who has acknowledged it.
- Compliance
- Keep the policy manual in one place, with every past version, and get told when a change in the law touches one of your policies.
- Dashboards
- Ask a question about your own numbers and pin the answer as a chart that stays current.
- Messenger
- Channels and direct messages for the agency, next to the work they are about.
- Activity
- A running record of who did what and when, for the agency and for each officer.
An assistant that shows its work
Ask a question in plain words and the answer comes from your agency's own reports, cases and policies. Every claim links to the record it came from, and the link opens that record in a window beside the answer.
It can also do the routine part for you: open a case, add an officer, draft a bulletin. It acts as the person who asked, with that person's permissions and nothing more.
Security, stated plainly
Your agency handles criminal justice information, and you should not have to take a vendor's word for how it is protected.
Ask us and we will send our security posture control by control: what is in place, what is partly in place, and what is not there yet, each with where to check it. Your CJIS Systems Officer can read it before anyone sits through a demo.
See it with your own kind of work
Tell us the size of your agency and what you use today. We will walk you through OathTech on a call and answer questions from command staff, records and IT.