Offender Compliance
Every check stamped, every visit provable
Sweeps run from one map, and the record of each check writes itself as the officer works.
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How offender compliance teams use TeamMap
How teams like yours run a shift.
Curfew checks logged
A boundary at the approved address tells the desk when the officer arrives and leaves.
Sweeps from one map
Several teams, addresses handed out, and every stop written down where it happened.
Visits carry the place
The check-in records where the officer stood, with a photo if you require one.
Records that hold up
Every check, visit and contact with a time, a place and the notes, ready to print.
Officers on the map
Cases and areas assigned, with a supervisor seeing the whole deployment on one map.
Built-in tools for this industry
Offender Compliance resources
Blog posts about offender compliance operations.
Task assignment and tracking in TeamMap: a guide
Task assignment in TeamMap: set priority and due time, require photo, GPS, NFC or QR proof, watch what is overdue, and keep the load even across the team.
Digital incident reporting in TeamMap: a guide
Digital incident reporting in TeamMap: build a template per incident type, prefill what the app knows, and keep photos, signatures and geostamps on the record.
Offline mode: what TeamMap does with no signal
Offline mode holds scans, reports, clock-ins and photos on the phone until signal returns. What still works, what does not, and the radio fallback.
Frequently asked questions
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