For Law Enforcement
DACRA revolutionizes and simplifies the process of issuing a citation. Improve your officers’ day-to-day functions through time-saving features and improving accuracy through automation, GPS location, and license plate recognition technology.
Unified State and Local Ticketing
Issue State and Local Ordinance e-Citations with ease and simplify the day-to-day procedures for officers. Improve accuracy and efficiency with easy to use features and mobile abilities.
State Tickets are printed for the respondent and transferred electronically to your RMS as well as to the Circuit Clerk with requisite transfer sheets. State tickets meet the standards of the Illinois Conference of Chief Circuit Court Judges and are AOIC compliant.
Captures GPS Location
DACRA’s software utilizes GPS location to simplify the information inputs by the officers and improve accuracy in the citation writing process
Automatically Assign Hearing Date
Store your municipality’s Hearing information in order to automatically assign and print the violator’s Hearing Dates on each citation printed by the officer.
Evidence Capturing
DACRA’s citation formatting allows for officers to document and capture evidence that appears on the violator’s ticket.
Violator Instructions
Ensure that the violators are given all the required information on how to proceed with their citation by including customizable instructions on payment and hearing information.
Ticketing and Management
DACRA’s software features abilities to write Tow Receipts and issue Administrative Tow Tickets. Impound citations and associated notices are created and printed in the DACRA system, which facilitates Tow Inventory analytics and reporting.
Analytics and Reporting
The DACRA software provides organizations with the tools to create and analyze their records with functionalities like Racial Profiling Reports to Hearing Reports. Retrieve this vital data in a simple and concise document with a click of a button.
Data Sharing
Have full violator record of all violations, warnings, and interactions on both municipal and state level with data sharing capabilities.
