EMAP FOR BONDING COMPANIES
Stay Informed When Electronic Monitoring Is Part of the Bond.
When electronic monitoring is a condition of bond, bonding companies need to know whether the defendant was released, whether monitoring is active, who the provider is, what conditions apply, and what happened when something changed.
EMAP gives authorized bonding users case- and enrollment-specific visibility into the monitoring record connected to their own defendants—including jail and release status, provider information, device and monitoring status, conditions, violations and addendums, documents, notifications, and documented communications and follow-through.
Can I see the current status and monitoring record tied to my bond?
The Challenge
Monitoring Information Can Be Hard to Follow After the Bond Is Written.
When electronic monitoring becomes a condition of bond, the bonding company still has an ongoing interest in what happens next. But release status, provider information, monitoring activity, conditions, documents, violations, and other updates may be spread across calls, emails, separate systems, or different organizations.
Without one case-specific view, it can be difficult to quickly confirm whether monitoring began, whether something changed, whether a violation was documented, or what follow-through occurred.
The challenge is not simply knowing that monitoring was ordered—it is being able to see the current status and the documented history tied to the bond.
HOW EMAP HELPS
Required Notice. Real-Time Access.
EMAP sends required violation notifications to the bonding company and gives authorized users real-time access to the monitoring record.
See current status, violations, documents, communications, and history in one place.
The result: faster notice and documented follow-through.
View Release & Monitoring Status
View Provider & Device Information
View Provider & Device Information
See release and monitoring status in real time, including whether monitoring is active and the current enrollment status.
View Provider & Device Information
View Provider & Device Information
View Provider & Device Information
See the monitoring provider, provider contact information, and relevant device status tied to the enrollment.
Review Monitoring Conditions
View Provider & Device Information
Review Violations & Addendums
Review the electronic-monitoring conditions connected to the defendant’s bond and enrollment. .
Review Violations & Addendums
Review Preserved Historical Record
Review Violations & Addendums
Access documented violations, addendums, updates, and related follow-through as they become part of the monitoring record.
Access Documents & Notifications
Review Preserved Historical Record
Review Preserved Historical Record
Review documents and required notifications tied to the enrollment, including a time-stamped record of what was communicated.
Review Preserved Historical Record
Review Preserved Historical Record
Review Preserved Historical Record
Monitoring activity, communications, status changes, violations, and follow-through remain preserved in a time-stamped, auditable history .
WHAT THIS LOOKS LIKE IN PRACTICE
From Bond Condition to Documented Follow-Through.
From activation through deactivation, the bonding company can stay connected to the real-time record tied to its bond.