eCourtDate reported that across the state under the OCA program, dozens of agencies are complete and ready but stalled in simulate mode.
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Liberty County is a good example of what "almost there" looks like on the ground: in-person work with the team, a county partner (shoutout to Lee Chambers and her team)…
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eCourtDate
The AI-Powered Management Platform for Courts and Law Enforcement
- Industry
- Information Technology & Services
- Location
- Miami, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About eCourtDate
eCourtDate is a powerful communication platform purpose-built for courts and law enforcement. eCourtDate allows courts and other government agencies to send multilingual messages through multiple channels - including email, SMS/text messages, and voice calls. Using an intuitive interface, you can send messages for different use cases at once. The benefits of eCourtDate include increased appearance rates, payment rates, and decreased recidivism. Your agency will provide a better customer experience for the public with improved access to justice for all population groups.
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