MakerComply vs. Public Safety Pro powered by Incode

MakerComply

Public Safety Pro powered by Incode

2 Reviews and Ratings

Overview
Product	Rating	Most Used By	Product Summary	Starting Price
MakerComply	N/A	N/A	MakerComply is a training-record management application for small and medium-sized manufacturers. The software centralizes employee training and certification records to support audit preparation and compliance documentation. Key Capabilities Training and certification tracking: Manufacturers can maintain employee training records and certifications in a central system rather than in spreadsheets. Employee self-service: Workers…	$0 for tracking up to 5 certifications and 10 trainings for up to 100 workers
Public Safety Pro powered by Incode	Score9.7 out of 10	N/A	Incode Public Safety is a mobile RMS integrated with its CAD counterpart to share information between agencies, departments, and jurisdictions, and update state and federal reporting features.	N/A

Pricing

MakerComply

Public Safety Pro powered by Incode

Training Tracker: $0
Track up to 5 certifications and 10 trainings for up to 100 workers
Training Manager: $47
per month + $1 per user / month

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Pricing Offerings
MakerComply	Public Safety Pro powered by Incode
Free Trial
Yes	No
Free/Freemium Version
Yes	No
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
Yes	No

No setup fee

No setup fee

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User Ratings
	MakerComply	Public Safety Pro powered by Incode
Likelihood to Recommend	- (0 ratings)	9.0 (1 ratings)

User Testimonials
	MakerComply	Public Safety Pro powered by Incode
Likelihood to Recommend	MakerComply No answers on this topic	Tyler Technologies Using the entire Incode Public Safety suite (CAD/Mobile CAD/RMS/E-Citations/Court) allows municipal police departments to create a connected system of information that can share records and reduce the administrative burden on staff to complete the necessary steps of completing all law enforcement reports. But, if you cannot bundle the systems using IPS as a stand-along RMS system will help departments complete professional, detailed, and accurate reports and be able to research crime data to direct resources. Some small departments may not have a dedicated drug investigator function, but for those that do, their system needs to add a narcotics module to better manage informants, buy money expenditures, case data. There are ways to use the system to accomplish these tasks but can be improved. Incentivized Adam Weingartner Police Chief Read full review
Pros	MakerComply No answers on this topic	Tyler Technologies Report dashboards-user defined updated. Mobile CAD-Calls, maps, chat messages, and alerts. Accurate electronic IBR data transfer. Incentivized Adam Weingartner Police Chief Read full review
Cons	MakerComply No answers on this topic	Tyler Technologies The addition of a narcotics module would allow for better management of confidential informants or a source separate from the master name index files. Advanced property room management functions using bar code scanning devices. Same options for date ranges across all fields. The ability to choose the "Last 24 hours" style instead of the date range makes selection much easier to pull data. Many fields have this function but not all. Incentivized Adam Weingartner Police Chief Read full review
Return on Investment	MakerComply No answers on this topic	Tyler Technologies IPS delivered a product as described and demonstrated by the sales team-it will do what they say it will do and do it well! Provide citizens and elected officials accurate crime data User-defined reports approval flows, that include use of force reporting embedded into the incident, accurate property room management, and master name, vehicle, and gun index to track each of these items. Incentivized Adam Weingartner Police Chief Read full review
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