Products

From closely working with our clients Safer Neath Port Talbot and Neath Port Talbot Communities First we have developed three products for the community safety sector.

We have branded our community safety products and services with the generic family name of CANDDIS, which is an acronym for Crime and Disorder Information System. Each of our portfolio products is a sub group of the CANDDIS family.

As a result of the 1998 Morgan Report, government placed a statutory duty on Local Authorities, Police Forces and other public organisations to form Crime & Disorder Partnerships. The Partnership's statutory duty extends to the production of a three-yearly audit. This has provided an opportunity to work with Partnerships and develop new information systems which assist the policy makers and senior managers to collect statistical evidence, which support their actions plans. This drive for new systems is supported by grant opportunities from the Home Office, Regional Government and other funding bodies.

Product	Status
CANDDIS - Domestic Abuse Referral information System (DARIS)	Version 1
CANDDIS - Anti-Social Behaviour Information System (ASBIS)	Version 1.2
CANDDIS - Monthly Crime Incident Statistic (MCIS)	Version 2

Domestic Abuse Referral Information System (DARIS)

The system provides a tool for capturing details of Domestic Abuse when an incident occurs. This system helps Domestic Abuse Coordinator's manage their caseloads and monitor repeat victims and repeat offenders more closely…More detail

Anti-Social Behaviour Information System (ASBIS)

For managing anti-social behaviour information there are obvious benefits to having an effective information system for carefully managing the co-ordinators caseload. The system provides many predefined reports making data analysis, client tracking and auditing process incredible simple. …More detail

Monthly Crime Incident System (MCIS)

The Monthly Crime Incident Statistics is aimed at awareness rising and helps senior managers better understand crime and disorder. Providing a better understanding of crime and disorder allows policy makers to better target their strategies and implement action plans for reducing crime in a region. …More detail