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Inmate
Tracking
Maintain a complete Audit
Trail of who/what/where/when for the movements of inmates. Print reports and
conduct online research such as what inmates were present at the same
location at any given time. Add the ROMS ‘Mobility Kit’ to implement
inmate tracking any where inmates go (i.e. work release). Simply
provide Retriever Software with a list of your locations and we can produce
the ‘Location’ cards and/or laminated sheets of locations ready to scan.
The ROMS Inmate Tracking
module begins with enrolling or entering each inmate into a database designed
for this application. Enrollment can be accomplished directly in our
application or in most cases downloaded and enrolled from one of your
in-house application (a service we can provide).
Minimum enrollment
requires only the capture of the inmates’ name and ID number.
Additional information may be included such as; a photograph of the inmate,
the inmate’s current location, and the inmate’s assigned housing
location.
Wristbands and ID cards
display any of the collected information noted above AND a bar code of the
inmate’s ID number. It may include a photo of the inmate.
Note: You will need to determine the
locations you want inmate movement to and from tracked and deploy location
placards as needed. See the Location Placards section for more
information about generating these.
As inmates are moved from
one location to the next, simply scan either the bar code on the ID card or
the inmate wristband along with the location placard bar code for the new
location.
All ROMS modules require a
user logon. This information is extremely helpful in investigation
movement audits. Whenever a movement is recorded the time and date of
the movement is recorded in the database along with the identification of the
person recording the move.
Users of the application
can at any time check to see where the inmate was last scanned by searching
the database based on either the inmate’s ID number or name. Likewise,
a compete history of the inmate’s movement may be searched, displayed and
printed.
Additional searches can be
conducted to determine everyone who was recorded as being at a location based
on a given date and time.
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