Staff know who is where
Housing, movement, and restrictions stay visible instead of being pieced together from logs.
Jail
An arrest becomes a booking. The floor stays current. Release closes the record.
Thin Line keeps the custody record together from booking through housing, checks, movement, medication, and release. Staff see who is where and what still needs attention.
Thin Line for jails keeps booking, housing, checks, and release on one live custody record.
The work
Built around the way your facility works.
Booking
Identity, charges, property, intake questions, classification, and acceptance into custody.
Housing & movement
Cells, moves, passes, transfers, and who is on the floor right now.
Checks & care
Observations, medication, alerts, restrictions, and notes as the day runs.
Release
Release authority, property return, transfer, and the history that stays after custody ends.
Explore the screenSelect a number to see how the work moves.
- 1. Due workChecks and medications stay visible until they are completed.
- 2. Who is in custodySee who is on the floor, where they are housed, and what is due.
- 3. HousingSee where each person is housed and how the floor is changing.
How the work moves
How the work moves.
- 1An arrest becomes a bookingStaff verify identity, charges, property, and intake. When RMS is connected, that information is already there.
- 2The floor view reflects the placementClassification and housing put the person on the floor. Restrictions and alerts stay visible.
- 3The day builds the historyChecks, medication, movement, and notes stay on the custody record as staff work.
- 4Release authority is verified before the record closesRelease, transfer, and property return finish from the same person and custody event.
Where we help
What changes when the record follows custody.
The custody history builds as the work happens
Booking, checks, moves, medication, and notes stay on the same person.
Supervisors see what still needs attention
Checks, medication, alerts, and overdue work stay on the floor view.
Release starts from the record already there
Authority, property, housing, and activity stay attached when custody ends.
The story continues
Custody doesn't end at the booking desk.
Arrest → Jail
The person, charges, and arrest information are already there when booking begins.
Court → Jail
When Court is connected, commitments, bonds, court dates, and release-related orders can inform custody.
Jail → Law Enforcement / Court
Custody status and release can remain available where policy allows and those products are connected.
Each facility keeps control of its own custody work. The next agency gets what it needs to continue the story—not a disconnected starting point.
Products
The products behind the work.
- Jail ManagementThe custody record for booking, housing, checks, movement, medication, and release.
- RMSThe law-enforcement record arrest and charge information can continue from when both products are in use.
- Court ManagementCourt dates, bonds, warrants, and release-related orders when both products are connected.
- PlatformShared people, charges, documents, permissions, and history across the products that use them.
Evaluating the details?
See it with your operation in mind.
- Tell us how your operation works today and where the friction is. We'll show you how Thin Line fits the work.