Scram Monitoring
Continuous Alcohol Monitoring (SCRAM CAM) bracelet provides 24/7 transdermal alcohol testing for hardcore drunk drivers, and high-risk alcohol and domestic violence caseloads.
Like a breathalyzer for the ankle, SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring (SCRAM CAM) bracelet provides 24/7 transdermal alcohol testing for hardcore drunk drivers, and high-risk alcohol and domestic violence caseloads. By automatically sampling the wearer’s perspiration every 30 minutes, the SCRAM CAM bracelet eliminates testing gaps and encourages accountability. SCRAM CAM not only supports sobriety but also results in higher compliance rates with court orders and increases community safety.
SCRAM Remote Breath provides handheld, portable breath alcohol monitoring with options for scheduled, random, on-demand, and client-initiated testing for low-risk clients or those who have earned less intensive testing and monitoring. Government-grade facial verification software decreases manual photo review by up to 95%, allowing officers more time to spend on their caseloads and clients.
SCRAM GPS combines superior location accuracy, an industry-leading strap design, long battery life, and user-friendly software tools that help officers quickly identify and address issues in their caseload. For high-risk clients requiring around-the-clock location monitoring, SCRAM GPS offers revolutionary tamper technology that virtually eliminates false alerts and provides nearly instant notifications, so officers can act quickly.
SCRAM Touchpoint
The SCRAM TouchPoint mobile app enhances communication between clients and officers while making community corrections programs more efficient. With secure and stored messaging, configurable mobile phone check-ins, and automated electronic monitoring reminders, SCRAM TouchPoint increases compliance by helping both low- and high-risk clients successfully complete the terms of their supervision.
SCRAM Ally
The SCRAM Ally Victim Notification mobile app works in conjunction with SCRAM GPS to ensure that when a GPS client is in proximity to the victim’s phone, both the victim and the supervising authorities are notified. The victim is not required to carry a GPS device but instead installs the Ally app onto their own Apple or Android smartphone. The app allows location data to be sent to the SCRAM GPS server and identifies if the GPS client enters prohibited proximity zones.