Community Co-Responders
Efficient action, lifesaving results.
- Faster response time, better situational awareness.
- Enhance understanding of the needs of your community.
- Keep people out of harm’s way and save lives.
Auto-Labeled Safety Risks & Support Needs
Safety risks and community needs are visualized through auto-generated labels from keywords and phrases extracted from existing call taker notes and incident reports.
Data Dashboards
Data dashboards provide a deeper view on
critical community issues like gun violence, homelessness, and substance abuse, for early warning community interventions.
Quick Search
Find the information you need immediately by searching across multiple databases in a fraction of a second, with supported fuzzy matching so you don’t have to worry about misspellings.
Proactive Alerts & Notifications
Users can subscribe to notifications for new information related to topics, search queries, and people to optimize time and eliminate repeated manual searches.
Identify Needs
Understand what help is needed and where.
Recognize Patterns
Visualize frequent users of finite city resources.
Provide Support
Determine outreach, follow-up, and referral needs.
Make Impact
Move the needle on critical community issues.
Transformative community impact,
in your hand
Homeless Outreach
Automatically identify persons and situations involving homelessness or those requiring homeless outreach follow-up using the ForceMetrics persons-in-need dashboard. Receive automated alerts whenever the individual is mentioned in a call in the future.
Domestic Violence Intervention
Assess high risk domestic violence situations based on prior shelter outreach, LAP score, and severity such as jealousy as a motive, strangulation or gun involved, and children in the house. Quickly identify a history of domestic violence using ForceMetrics’ automated labels.
Drug Harm Reduction
Immediately identify persons who had a recent overdose or series of overdoses, including the administration of Narcan by individual house or a given neighborhood, and determine who needs follow-up with overdose counseling / treatment referral to reduce deaths.
