How is DTD different from other solutions?

Q: How is DTD different from other solutions?

Many existing solutions integrate with 911 systems, which means that information must first go through an operator and be validated before it reaches dispatch. Some cloud-based platforms are designed for public safety and emergency response, but the data they receive still requires verification before being sent to officers. Real-time crime centers generally support responding officers by collecting and sending investigation assets after an event has been reported to dispatch. However, the event is still triaged through the 911 process to be verified and prioritized for response.

Q: How is DTD different from other solutions?

Many existing solutions integrate with 911 systems, which means that information must first go through an operator and be validated before it reaches dispatch. Some cloud-based platforms are designed for public safety and emergency response, but the data they receive still requires verification before being sent to officers. Real-time crime centers generally support responding officers by collecting and sending investigation assets after an event has been reported to dispatch. However, the event is still triaged through the 911 process to be verified and prioritized for response.

Q: How does 3Si send the INTELLIGENCE TO DISPATCH?

3Si has partnerships with over 10,300 law enforcement agencies. We add new partner agencies every month. 3Si has built a portal trusted by law enforcement. Our portal connects directly the police dispatch center for all of our partner agencies. We can easily identify the local dispatch center for a crime in process via this proprietary portal.

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How is DTD different from other solutions?

Many existing solutions integrate with 911 systems, which means that information must first go through an operator and be validated before it reaches dispatch.
Some cloud-based platforms are designed for public safety and emergency response, but the data they receive still requires verification before being sent to officers.
Real-time crime centers generally support responding officers by collecting and sending investigation assets after an event has been reported to dispatch. However, the event is still triaged through the 911 process to be verified and prioritized for response.