The system will inform you that you lost connection and force you to log back in. Your warrant will be saved up until the point you lost internet service.
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A web-based electronic warrant system providing state and local jurisdictions the capability of electronically creating, digitally approving, serving, recording and tracking many types of warrants.
CloudGavel uses encrypted block signatures with an underlying watermark which can only be created by our system. This gives extra protection of document authenticity.
The system will inform you that you lost connection and force you to log back in. Your warrant will be saved up until the point you lost internet service.
24 hours a day and 7 days a week, security mechanisms that do packet inspection prevent service outages from drone computers. Then the intrusion defense system monitors all users for commonly used hack attempts, which are updated daily. Each users connection is scanned for viruses and CloudGavel itself is scanned. A final level defense is within our secure certificate. When you connect to CloudGavel our connection is swapped to secure as you will see in your browser with a lock appearing and the address bar changes color. As you use CloudGavel, everything you see or type is encrypted from prying eyes on the Internet.
No. You must have an internet connection in order to access the CloudGavel system.
Yes. The client can install the CloudGavel application on a client’s local network very easily. Our team will be available to help with any issues that may arise during the installation process.
No. Programmed access restrictions have been built into CloudGavel which prevents any unauthorized access to the data. Passwords are encrypted in the database beyond our ability to see them. The database and file system is also separated to the point that no one programming team can manipulate them. CloudGavel has incorporated closely monitored transaction logs of all administrative actions taken inside of the system.
There is an auto-save feature in CloudGavel that will save your data every 60 seconds as you are working on a warrant. When power is restored, you can log back into CloudGavel and continue working from last auto-save point.
The Charge section is a free text section. If the desired charge code and/or title do not appear, you can manually type in the charge/code.
When we have a signed contract, we will begin setting up the user groups and individual accounts. Once we get the go-ahead, we will then activate all the account and users can begin using CloudGavel.
Cloud computing provides CloudGavel with four core components: Resiliency, Redundancy, Scalability, and Elasticity. Embracing the cloud was mandatory as it provides our customers with access to CloudGavel without downtime. When you need CloudGavel, the cloud makes sure it is there.
For clients that choose the hosted method on our AWS servers, there are almost no maintenance requirements. AWS provides fantastic support for their environment from a hardware perspective. The majority of our maintenance is in regards to the software itself. We are very active in pushing new updates and features to the software on a monthly basis.
Generally, within 24 hours of getting signatures, the user accounts will be live and the system can be operational. Training will be provided and training length depends on the user’s prior computer knowledge.
Yes. However, it is recommended that you type your probable cause statement into Word or Notepad and then copy/paste it into CloudGavel. This will prevent you from having to retype the statement in the case you lose connection while typing it into CloudGavel.
CloudGavel goes way beyond the capabilities of the listed technologies. For the most part, CloudGavel has incorporated most of these existing technologies into its overall solution. GloudGavel also delivers real-time process tracking, record keeping, document sharing, and user management.
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