| SpecIntell |
| SpecIntell was the first application written by
Merlins Web. It is a football match day incident database designed
to record breaches of ground safety regulations by fans attending
football matches. The system has the capability of recording not
only the incident but also the full details of the offenders including
photographs and or video footage together with all evidence in support
of the incident should the need arise to prosecute. In addition, because
its a web based application all data recorded within it is instantly
available to other clubs using the database. Security is paramount
in an application such as this and the system uses numerous layers of
protection which exceed even those used in on line banking. In the
numerous years this application has been running no breach of security
has ever taken place.
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| Crime Manager |
| Crime Manager is a full crime management system
designed to be used originally by the Police service. It deals
with every aspect of managing a crime working from an operational basis.
It contains facilities to deal with Actions, Intelligence, Exhibits,
Documents, Surveillance Logs, Policy Logs, and has nominal, vehicle,
telecommunication and address indices which can be indexed
against each other. In addition it manages all MG6 assessments and
has ISR recording and review. This product is in effect a web
based version of Holmes but at a very affordable price. No serious
investigative department can afford to ignore what this product can
offer.
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| Asset Register |
| The asset register is designed to keep track of all
of the equipment you use and who currently has it. It will monitor
service dates and when the equipment should be returned and will email
people when it is due for return automatically. It tracks every
movement of each peice of equipment and where used by Police provide
evidential records of such tracking as well as the operation and
directed surveillance details it was used on.
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| Information Source Register |
| Another police based application which records the
source of all intelligence submitted to any force intelligence system.
The application provides provenance for intelligence and allows for
reviews of all such submissions either individually or on a batch
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| Taxi Driver Data |
| Written at the request of the Rushcliffe Borough
Council in Nottinghamshire this application works in much the same way
that SpecIntell does. It is aimed at rogue taxi drivers who breach
local private hire regulations and who are then banned from that
particular council list. Entering the drivers details makes them
available to any council user of the database thus preventing the driver
from merely moving to the next council area and starting again.
Again a very affordable application based on an annual licence fee per
council, which complies fully with Data Protection legislation and uses
the same security standards as SpecIntell.
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| Taxi Driver Test |
| A fully customisable on line testing database which
can be used as part of the process for assessing whether a taxi driver
applicant has the potential to be licensed by a council. The
database contains numerous traffic sign and signal pictures used in a
multiple choice test. In addition the council using it can load it
with questions relevant to their area to test local knowledge. The
questions asked are randomly chosen so no two exams are the same and all
candidates details are recorded along with the test they take for later
reference and to guard against unfairness allegations. the pass
rate and number of questions can be controlled by the using council.
This application can be supplied for use on the councils own Intranet or
we can host it securely for you on own own servers.
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| Pub Watch |
| Every council has a pub watch scheme these days and
this web site application allows membership of the scheme to be
advertised as well as a hidden 'member only' database which records the
details of persons barred from pubs within a pub watch area. To
see a working example of this go to:
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