PSO Mobile vs Theiserver3

PSO Mobile is an enhanced mobile application to support Process Servers performing work on behalf of ProVest LLC. It allows the capture of GPS coordinates, photos, and utilizes county, state, and client specific rules to ensure that all required service and non-service details are captured. Note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

About the App The best solution and Cross Platform Apps For Process Servers Purpose Multiple agencies using indpendentserver web for their clients and court related process. And process servers are wroking for multiple agencies to server clients. This app is an easy access for proces servers to server their cleints assigned to them by agencies. Features Process Servers can login with multiple agency login and download jobs assigned to them Take or upload photos with GPS and exif and submit the jobs serviced as service attempt or complete the service If offline the serviced jobs saved on queue and when you are online you can upload the the jobs with photos or videos taken Process server get account details from web from different agencies. This app is designed for using process servers working with multiple agencies to serve clients who wish to take court related services and documentation process. This app is free and not charging or not collecting any payments from anyone. It does not contain and paid content or information 1. Is your app restricted to users who are part of a single company? This may include users of the company's partners, employees, and contractors. No 2. Is your app designed for use by a limited or specific group of companies? It is designed for use by process servers. It can be used with the independent server or with their own software. If yes, which companies use this app? All process serving agencies can use this app to interface with their software programs. If not, can any company become a client and utilize this app? Yes - and the app is free. 3. What features in the app, if any, are intended for use by the general public? None. It is only useful for process servers. 4. How do users obtain an account? They set up usernames and passwords in their software and this app calls up the location they specify to get a list of their open jobs and submits photos and GPS to them. 5. Is there any paid content in the app and if so, who pays for it? For example, do users pay for opening an account or using certain features in the app? No. There is a fee to subscribe to the independent server which the app also talks to but for free they can just put in the location of their own software and it will communicate directly with it at no cost. 6. What is the purpose of the app? This app is for process servers to take a photo when they go out to serve a summons. It records their GPS and also records the attempt or completion information and pushes it back into the independent server - or their own software. This lets them prove they were at the address at the date and time they alleged they were.