Georgia Department of Corrections - Office of Professional Standards - Partners with Policereports.ai to Modernize Documentation, Report Writing, and Investigative Workflows
Georgia Department of Corrections
Policereports.ai is proud to announce a new partnership with the Georgia Department of Corrections - Office of Professional Standards (GA DOC/OPS), the sworn law enforcement entity for one of the largest correctional agencies in the United States. This collaboration marks a significant expansion of Policereports.ai’s AI-powered platform into the corrections investigations sector, bringing advanced capabilities for documentation, report writing, and investigative workflows to correctional investigative environments.
Through this partnership, GA DOC/OPS will deploy Policereports.ai to enhance how special agents handle daily documentation of criminal and administrative investigations. The platform is designed to streamline report writing, enforce structured documentation standards, and support investigative processes with intelligent workflow aids, ensuring accuracy, consistency, and efficiency across the board.
A key component of the implementation includes jail call analysis, enabling special agents to quickly process and analyze recorded communications. This capability allows teams to identify relevant insights faster, strengthen investigations, and reduce the time spent manually reviewing large volumes of data. Combined with AI-driven investigative workflow tools, GA DOC/OPS can accelerate case development while maintaining high evidentiary standards.
Unlike traditional systems, Policereports.ai operates as a layer on top of existing infrastructure, supporting investigative staff without requiring changes to RMS or other legacy systems.
“We’re very proud to be working with a major agency like the Georgia Department of Corrections,” said Eric Clague, CEO of Policereports.ai. “This partnership represents an important step in expanding our platform into the corrections space.”
The adoption of AI-powered law enforcement and corrections software continues to grow as agencies look for ways to improve efficiency without increasing headcount.
By implementing Policereports.ai, GA DOC/OPS is taking a forward-thinking approach to modernizing correctional investigative operations, leveraging technology to support both frontline staff and other prison work units.
