EnrolleeApp vs aCheck

This app is designed to fit the special needs of probation, parole, and other corrections-related services which include various communication tools between the Officer and the Enrollee as well as the option for curfew management, self-reporting, sobriety, location verification, voice verification, facial recognition, notifications, and other services to help the Enrollee succeed on the program. NOTE: not all the services offered are used by the Officer. The app provides a useful tool so the Enrollee’s mobile phone can be utilized to aid the officer to manage their caseload.

Attenti’s aCheck mobile app for offender biometric check-in through facial recognition, voice verification, and self-reporting. Designed for less intensive monitoring, aCheck reduces staff time spent on administrative functions. The app electronically records location and activity compliance, sends appointment reminders, and provides two-way voice and text communication between staff and offenders. Key Features * Biometric Identification – facial recognition and voice verification confirm the offender’s reports. * Self-Report – provides a low cost offender monitoring option. * Messaging – contact offenders through the app. * Calendar – display appointments. * Documents Upload - upload documents from phone's camera or gallery. * Community Resource Page – find local rehab, transportation, medical and other services.