EMAP connects authorized courts, providers, law enforcement, prosecutors, bonding companies, jails, and clerks through focused views of one accountability record.
This page does not provide record access.
Gain a court-focused view of release readiness, monitoring conditions, provider submissions, violation documentation, follow-up, and notice history within the appropriate court scope.
Coordinate enrollment, release preparation, device assignment, monitoring review, reporting, notifications, and accountability records in one organized workflow.
Access authorized monitoring context, violation history, provider information, and public-safety documentation when review or action is required.
Review case-connected monitoring history, violation documentation, provider actions, notification status, and records relevant to court preparation.
View authorized case-connected monitoring status, release conditions, violation notices, provider contact, and notification history.
Track release readiness, provider coordination, device-installation status, missing information, release blockers, and confirmation history.
Support careful, controlled discussions about victim-safety-related workflows without exposing protected information through the public website.
Explore coordinated accountability workflows for agencies evaluating oversight, implementation, reporting, or multi-jurisdiction participation.
Learn how EMAP addresses accountability gaps, supports documented coordination, and can be presented through approved demonstrations and materials.

EMAP is designed to give authorized stakeholders access to the information relevant to their responsibilities while preserving one connected accountability history.
Detailed dashboards, permissions, and workflows are presented privately during stakeholder-specific demonstrations using sample data.
Screens shown with sample data for demonstration purposes.
Request a stakeholder-specific demonstration of the complete platform or the individual EMAP modules most relevant to your organization.