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Records management for sheriff's offices

Every call, report and case — connected.

Freedom RMS puts CAD context, report writing, supervisor review, cases and evidence in one place. Command sees the whole workload. Deputies spend less time re-typing and more time on the road.

Interactive demo • Harnett County Sheriff's Office sample agency • synthetic data only

Freedom RMS patrol dashboard showing reports due, overdue reports, corrections and active CAD calls
1 systemCAD context, reports, cases, evidence and people
26 workspacesfrom traffic stops to property and custody
Built-in reviewvalidation before a report reaches a supervisor
Full audit trailwho looked at what, and why

For sheriffs & command staff

See the whole agency's workload without chasing anyone.

Freedom RMS is built around the questions command asks every week: what is late, what came back, who is short-staffed, and can we defend the record.

Report backlog at a glance

Due, overdue, returned and state-ready counts for every deputy and squad, with one click into the actual reports.

Supervisor review in one queue

Sergeants filter by deputy, squad or status, see validation results up front, and return reports with correction notes that stay attached.

Accountability you can show

Sensitive lookups and record changes are attributable, with an admin audit view and report activity history.

State-reporting readiness

Offense codes and required fields are checked while the deputy writes, so fewer reports bounce back at the end of the month.

Staffing and schedule

Patrol squad schedules and rostered supervisors are visible from the same system as the work itself.

Supervisor queue with review metrics, filters by deputy, supervisor, squad and status, and reports ready or returned
Supervisor Queue — review, return or approve without switching modules.

LPR & database safeguards

No case number, no search.

License-plate reader and database misuse keeps making headlines. Freedom RMS makes the right way the easy way: Flock LPR, DCIN/NCIC and DMV lookups start from a call or case, and the system runs them for the deputy.

Tied to a call or case

Every lookup needs a call or case number and a stated purpose. Searches with no case number are blocked and the attempt is logged.

The system suggests the search

Plates, people and places already on the call are offered automatically, so deputies spend less time typing and do not go outside the case.

Flags for supervisors

Identifiers typed in that are not on the case are flagged for supervisor review, with who ran them, when and why.

An answer when someone asks

Command can show the county, the press or an auditor exactly which searches were run and for which case.

In this demo every Flock, DCIN/NCIC and DMV return is synthetic. A live connection would follow the agency's vendor agreements and state and CJIS policy.

For deputies

Less typing. Fewer kick-backs. Better context before you arrive.

The same system command uses to manage the agency is designed to make a deputy's shift easier.

Live CAD before-arrival screen with prior calls, residents, vehicles and alerts for the address

Before-arrival context

Prior calls, known residents, vehicles and alerts for the address — each item labeled with its source.

Traffic stop workspace with elapsed time, vehicle, driver, stop timeline and safety return

Traffic stop workspace

Plate and license queries, a running timeline and enforcement actions, all linked to the CAD call.

Incident report writer with CAD details pre-filled, corrections required and supervisor notes

Report writer that checks itself

CAD details pre-filled, a guided narrative, and validation that flags what is missing before you submit.

Master search results for a plate showing linked people, vehicles and records with a relationship view

One search for everything

Search a name, plate or address once and see people, vehicles and records together, with how they connect.

Works on a phone or MDT: the mobile layout keeps Report, Search and Vehicle one tap away.

How it works

One record follows the incident from call to case.

  1. 1

    Call

    A CAD call arrives with location history, people and vehicles already pulled together.

  2. 2

    Respond

    The deputy sees before-arrival context and works the stop or scene from the same record.

  3. 3

    Document

    The report starts pre-filled from CAD. Validation catches gaps while it is written.

  4. 4

    Review

    A supervisor approves or returns it with notes. Cases, evidence and follow-ups stay linked.

What's inside

Workspaces grouped the way an agency works.

Patrol & reporting

Dashboard • Live CAD / Before Arrival • Patrol Squad Schedule • CAD Calls • Traffic Stop • My Reports • Report Writer • Report / NCGS Assistant

Cases & investigations

Cases & Investigations • Case Workspace • Tasks & Reminders

Master records

People • Demo People Directory • Vehicles • Addresses • Arrests & Citations • Warrants / Process

Property & evidence

Property / Loss • Property & Evidence • Evidence Custody • Digital Evidence

Intelligence

Search / Nexus • Saved Searches / Watchlists

Supervision & admin

Supervisor Queue • Integrations • Admin & Audit

Try the demo

How to use the live demo in five minutes.

  1. Sign in with any password. It is a demo — nothing you type is checked or stored on a server.
  2. Pick a demo user. Try a deputy first, then switch to a sergeant or the sheriff to see the command view.
  3. Take the guided tour. Press ? Help in the top bar, then Guided Tour. It walks through eight key screens.
  4. Use the page tips. Every screen opens with a short "what this page is for" note, with what it means for deputies and for command. Choose "Show me how" for a step-by-step guide.
  5. Run a scenario. Help → Demo Scenarios walks through realistic incidents step by step.
My Reports queue listing a deputy's reports by status
My Reports — every report you own, by status.

About this demo

Honest about what you are looking at.

  • All people, vehicles, calls and reports are synthetic. No real criminal justice information is used.
  • State and national systems (for example DCIN/NCIC), license plate readers and body-camera platforms are shown as demo adapters only — there are no live connections.
  • A production deployment keeps credentials and criminal justice information server-side, behind role-based access and audit logging, and is configured with each agency's security requirements.

FAQ

Common questions

Who is Freedom RMS for?

Sheriff's offices and their command staff, supervisors, deputies and records staff. It is designed so the same record serves the person writing it and the people reviewing it.

Does it replace our CAD?

No. Freedom RMS reads call information from CAD so reports and before-arrival context start pre-filled. Your dispatch system stays in place.

Can deputies use it in the car?

Yes. The layout adapts to phones, tablets and MDTs, with Report, Search and Vehicle in a bottom bar on small screens.

How do supervisors return a report?

From the Supervisor Queue they open the report, add a correction note, and return it. The deputy sees the note on the report and a "Go to" link to the exact section.

If several people try the demo, do they see each other's changes?

No. Each visitor's changes stay in their own browser. A new visit starts from the original sample data, the demo resets after 30 minutes of inactivity, and "Reset demo data" in the menu restores it any time.

How does Freedom RMS help prevent LPR and database misuse?

Flock LPR, DCIN/NCIC and DMV lookups start from a call or case with a stated purpose. Searches with no case are blocked, identifiers outside the case are flagged for supervisor review, and every query is logged.

Is the data in the demo real?

No. Every record is synthetic and the sample agency is used for demonstration only.

See it with your own workflow in mind.

Walk through the demo, then talk with Freedom Tech about your agency.