Spillman Flex Records Description

Spillman Flex is used by thousands of agencies across the country. Flex integrates police records management software to give your agency the information it needs quickly and accurately. You can save time when data entry is initial and keep the information up-to-date during investigation and reporting. Spillman Flex Records makes it easy to eliminate duplicate records and messy databases. All record types, such as name, vehicle or property, can be stored in one central location. You can eliminate the need to log into multiple platforms to enter the same information multiple time, which will save your team valuable time.

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Company Details

Company:
Motorola Solutions
Year Founded:
2011
Headquarters:
United States
Website:
www.motorolasolutions.com/en_us/products/command-center-software/records-and-evidence-management.html

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Product Details

Platforms
SaaS
Windows
Type of Training
Documentation
Webinars
Live Online
In Person
Customer Support
Online
Phone Support
24/7 Live Support

Spillman Flex Records Features and Options

Law Enforcement Software

Case Management
Certification Management
Court Management
Court Management Integration
Crime Scene Management
Criminal Database
Dispatching
Evidence Management
Field Reporting
Incident Mapping
Internal Affairs Administration
Investigation Management
Scheduling

Spillman Flex Records User Reviews

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  • Name: Anonymous (Verified)
    Job Title: Detective Sergeant
    Length of product use: 1-2 Years
    Used How Often?: Daily
    Role: User
    Organization Size: 1,000 - 4,999
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    The Worst RMS system I have ever used

    Date: Sep 15 2020

    Summary: Avoid!!! Find something newer, less confusing, and much better equipped to handle the modern police agency. Integrating Spillman has been an absolute disaster from day one. Horrible system.

    Positive: Unfortunately, from the very beginning of the role out of this system to our agency, there was very little positive to write about. It comes on (most of the time) and as I told my boss, at least we are getting successful prosecutions out of it... although we did that with handwritten reports as well.

    Negative: For starters, the entire system looks like it is 40 years old. Everything from the layout, to the printed reports (which look like they came right off an electric typewriter) to the default fonts look antiquated compared to any modern RMS. Abbreviations and codes seem like something a 9th grader would make up. (FACIR = Forensic Image Request; MJERA = Marijuana Eradication; etc...) These issues aside, the need to bounce from screen to screen from the "Incident page" to the actual case management screen is not just confusing, but an absolute waste of time. Not to mention, the time it takes to complete the data entry, identify involvements, add evidence, etc.. has more than doubled since transitioning to Spillman. And of course, lets not forget to mention, there is no way to track undercover funds, no informant files, and routing cases back and forth (or as they call it the "Approval Status" even when nothing needs to be approved, it is literally who the case is with at any given time) is borderline insanity. The only people who feel transitioning to Spillman was a good idea is the midlevel management who sold the executive leadership on it. Not a single end user I've spoken to thinks it was a good decision.

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