Training Library
BrAC Check Training Videos
BrAC Check Training Videos
NEW! BrAC Check Example
BrAC Check Client Enrollment
Tracking History and Check In Location Analysis
Creating Sobriety Check Zones
General System Training Videos
Creating a Sub-Agency or "Group"
For distributor level access accounts only, this tutorial explains how to create sub-accounts or "groups" of monitored clients.
Creating Global Zones
Learn how to set up global zones for your agency which can be used and re-used on any new monitored client.
Modifying Agent Alerts
Learn how to set up and customize your agent alerts for: Missed VChecks, Completed VChecks, Zone Alerts, and Applications Alerts
Dashboard Overview/Explanation
Adding an Agency User
Learn how to add new agency users -- admin and agency user-level access
Adding a Monitored Client
Learn how to enroll new monitored clients, apply zones, create VCheck schedules, and complete the client set-up to commence monitoring.
Client Messaging and Scheduled Messages
Learn how to send messages to the monitored client and set up scheduled and recurring messages.
A complete overview of VCheck24 along with location tracking history review.
A full explanation of the VCheck24 dashboard elements
Edit Client Settings
A full explanation of how to edit a client's VCheck24 monitoring settings.
Monthly Payment Reminders
Use the client messaging feature in VCheck24 to remind clients about upcoming court dates, appointments, or program payments that they need to make.
VCheck handling, scheduling, and reviewing
An explanation of how to review VChecks, set up zone-triggered VChecks, and set VCheck schedules, plus how to review VChecks and where to find them.
Random VChecks to Maintain Compliance
Be sure to set up a random VCheck schedule so the client never knows when to expect one. This way, they MUST keep the phone with them at all times.
Use Cases/Examples
Zone-Triggered VCheck: Leaving Home
This client is required to perform a VCheck when leaving the home to explain where he is going. When driving away from the home inclusion zone, his VCheck24 app automatically alerts and asks him to check in. The agent receives an alert as well.
Daily Scheduled 9pm VCheck
This client is required to perform a daily VCheck at 9pm and this provides an opportunity to make any additional statements or provide input to the supervising agent.
Drug Court Client - VCheck Showing Drug Patch
This client is wearing a drug patch as a condition of supervision and the agent has instructed him to VCheck daily showing that the patch is on and to prevent attempts to tamper or abscond from the program.
Zone-Triggered VCheck - Arriving at School
This individual is required to perform a VCheck when arriving at school to prove attendance. The agent created a Zone of Interest around the school location. Upon arriving, the client is automatically prompted by the VCheck24 app to check in.
Auto Message/Reminder - Anger Management Class
This individual is required to attend anger management class regularly. His supervising agent set up automated appointment reminders through the VCheck24 client messaging feature.
Weekly Monday Morning Scheduled VCheck
This individual is required to perform a scheduled VCheck every Monday at 8am.
Breath Alcohol Sobriety VCheck
This individual must prove sobriety every day through the use of a portable breathalyzer.
Making Up a Missed VCheck to Remain Compliant
This responsible individual missed his scheduled VCheck, so after leaving work he performed a self-initiated VCheck explaining why he missed his previous check-in.
Zone-Triggered VCheck: Arriving at Treatment
This client is required to perform a VCheck when arriving at treatment and other court ordered appointments. The agent created a Zone of Interest around the treatment facility and upon arriving, the client is automatically prompted by the VCheck24 app to check in.
Virtual Home VCheck
This client is performing a VCheck showing the surrounding environment in the home after the agent sent a VCheck chat message to do so in order to complete a virtual home visit.
Ankle Monitor Integrity Check
This client is performing a VCheck showing his ankle monitor to prove that there have been no attempts to tamper with the unit. He was prompted to do so by the agent via the secure VCheck24 in-app messaging.
Zone-Triggered VCheck - Arriving at Liquor Store/Bar
The officer in this case added zones of interest around bars and the local liquor store. Upon arriving at any of these locations, the agent receives an alert and the client is prompted to check in.
VCheck24 replacing In-Person Check-Ins
This participant was rewarded for good behavior. The supervising agent has allowed him to check-in remotely through the VCheck24 app, eliminating the need to find transportation every week and freeing up more time for work and family activity.
Zone-Triggered VCheck - Arriving at Work
This individual is automatically prompted to perform a VCheck when arriving at work.
Proof of Program Completion: Anger Management
This individual is documenting proof of anger management program completion. The VCheck video captures the earned certificate and the client.
Proof of Taking Medication
This mental health court participant is required to check in every morning showing that he's taking his prescribed medication.
A Monitored Participant's Perspective
Android Phone - Client On-boarding Process
This is the process a client with an Android smartphone will walk through in order to enroll in the VCheck24 program after the agent has completed the "Add Client" wizard.
iPhone - Client On-boarding Process
This is the process a client with an iPhone smartphone will walk through in order to enroll in the VCheck24 program after the agent has completed the "Add Client" wizard.
New Facial Recognition/Liveness Detection VCheck
This is the new normal check-in process for monitored individuals where liveness detection and facial recognition are in play.
Lt. Doyle Peck - Cache County Sheriff's Office
Throughout our test pilot of VCheck24, their staff was extremely helpful, the system was easy to use and to learn, and we regularly held information sharing meetings to discuss how we could
best utilize this tool in our programs.