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The Field-based Reporting Interfaces utilize Spillman’s duplication logic by checking to see if a name, citation, warning, accident, or vehicle record already exists in the system to help avoid importing duplicate data. The E-Citations and Accidents Forms interfaces automatically populate information collected by third-party software into the appropriate Spillman records. If an existing record is not found, the interface will create a new one. The interfaces also protect you from data loss when encountering mismatched data. In addition, the interfaces allow you to choose whether the incoming data is stored in applicable fields or automatically recorded in the comments field. You have the option of customizing your Field-based Reporting Interfaces to accept data from a specific Global Justice XML interface. This ensures compatibility between the E-Citation or Accident Forms program and the Spillman system, based on the federal government’s communications standard for law enforcement information exchanges. Spillman’s Field-based Reporting Interfaces allow agencies to easily populate information from third-party reporting systems into the Spillman database. Officers working in the field can enter a new record into a third-party system and have it transferred to one of the Field-based Reporting interfaces using XML. Citation or accident information contained in the report is then automatically populated into the appropriate Spillman records. Spillman’s Field-based Reporting Interfaces are currently available for users with a UNIX operating system. advantages Reduce time spent re-entering data. Preserve the integrity of your database by eliminating duplicate entries. Achieve seamless integration of third-party software with your Spillman system. Customize your interfaces to meet national standards for law enforcement information exchange. Interfaces

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Page 1: fi eld-based reporting - Spillman Technologies · fi elds or automatically recorded in the comments fi eld. Standards-based Compatibility You have the option of customizing your

fi eld-based reportingfi eld-based reporting

Reduce Duplicate Entry

The Field-based Reporting Interfaces utilize Spillman’s duplication logic by checking

to see if a name, citation, warning, accident, or vehicle record already exists in the

system to help avoid importing duplicate data.

Automatic Data Transfer

The E-Citations and Accidents Forms interfaces automatically populate information

collected by third-party software into the appropriate Spillman records. If an

existing record is not found, the interface will create a new one. The interfaces also

protect you from data loss when encountering mismatched data. In addition, the

interfaces allow you to choose whether the incoming data is stored in applicable

fi elds or automatically recorded in the comments fi eld.

Standards-based Compatibility

You have the option of customizing your Field-based Reporting Interfaces to

accept data from a specifi c Global Justice XML interface. This ensures compatibility

between the E-Citation or Accident Forms program and the Spillman system,

based on the federal government’s communications standard for law enforcement

information exchanges.

Integrate third-party reports into your Spillman system

Spillman’s Field-based Reporting Interfaces allow agencies to easily populate information

from third-party reporting systems into the Spillman database. Offi cers working in the

fi eld can enter a new record into a third-party system and have it transferred to one of the

Field-based Reporting interfaces using XML. Citation or accident information contained

in the report is then automatically populated into the appropriate Spillman records.

Spillman’s Field-based Reporting Interfaces are currently available for users with a UNIX

operating system.

key featuresadvantages

Reduce time spent re-entering data.

Preserve the integrity of your database by eliminating duplicate entries.

Achieve seamless integration of third-party software with your Spillman system.

Customize your interfaces to meet national standards for law enforcement information exchange.

I n t e r f a c e s

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1. E-Citations and Accident Reporting Interfaces1. E-Citations and Accident Reporting Interfaces1. E-Citations and Accident Reporting Interfaces

The interfaces easily transfer data collected with

third-party software into the appropriate Spillman

records. Offi cers can enter the information into a

third party form, such as the one seen here. The

interface then transfers the data from the third-

party software into the Spillman records.

2. Automatic Transfer to the Spillman Database2. Automatic Transfer to the Spillman Database2. Automatic Transfer to the Spillman Database

Data such as names and drivers’ license numbers are

automatically populated into the correct Spillman

fi elds, reducing the need for duplicate entry.

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