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Law enforcement is integral for every government and country \u2013 crucial factors such as citizens\u2019 safety and national security depend on it. As a result, governments need to ensure that no gap or loophole jeopardizes law enforcement activities. One surefire way to do that is by digitizing law enforcement management. Typically, government agencies approach system integrators to come up with these solutions. However, some issues cause development cycles to become lengthy, due to integration issues, hardware compatibility issues, etc. Fortunately, platforms like M2SYS eGov are highly configurable and can be easily used with major biometric solutions like Integrated Biometrics\u2019 Slapshot and Watson Mini devices, drastically reducing development time for system integrators.<\/p>\n

What is M2SYS eGov?<\/h2>\n

M2SYS eGov is a no-code platform that system integrators can use to build any identity management solution, by using drag and drop editors and adding custom workflows and automation. Moreover, eGovernance solutions<\/a> crafted with the platform can be used with all popular biometric hardware and matching engines, making it one of the most reliable and ideal platforms for government digitization projects. As a result, system integrators don\u2019t need to put in extra time to connect biometric solutions – it’s already done by default. Moreover, integrators can effectively configure all of the solutions crafted with M2SYS eGov to match the requirements of government agencies \u2013something that can be achieved without hard coding or programming. All of this leads to a drastically shorter development time for system integrators.<\/p>\n

Let\u2019s demonstrate how to utilize biometric solutions with the eGov platform on both web and mobile devices. As previously mentioned, this article will explain how the Watson Mini device for the web and IB\u2019s Slapshot for the mobile version work with M2SYS eGov\u2019s Law Enforcement System.<\/p>\n

How Watson Mini and IB Slapshot Work with M2SYS eGov<\/h2>\n

The M2SYS eGov\u2019s Law Enforcement System is a robust solution that digitizes law enforcement operations, keeps information organized, and helps verify suspects, to mention a few. It\u2019s already being utilized across different law enforcement agencies around the world. Let\u2019s see how the Law Enforcement System works with Watson Mini and IB Slapshot solutions.<\/p>\n

In this instance, a police officer, Rick, received a complaint from a citizen: a man wearing a green t-shirt with white stripes was selling marijuana in their neighborhood. Rick recorded the complaint in the Law Enforcement System along with the details provided by the citizen, and based on this information, the police officer captured the suspect. Subsequently, the suspect\u2019s fingerprints would be required during registration \u2013 for this, the Watson Mini is used for the web version.<\/p>\n

Once the scanning is complete, the relevant information is entered into the Law Enforcement System, and the record is saved.<\/p>\n

For field officers, the IB Slapshot solution can be used to quickly identify the accused person using Law Enforcement System\u2019s mobile version. The police officer(s) just need to click on the biometric search option, and instantly, the IB Slapshot interface pops up, instructing to place the fingers in the proper position for scanning. When the suspect\u2019s fingers are placed in position, Slapshot captures and sends the biometric data to the app, which then runs a biometric search to find the accused person \u2013 it\u2019s that easy!<\/p>\n

Here’s a video that demonstrates the entire process of Watson Mini, IB Slapshot, and M2SYS eGov:<\/p>\n