Automated Criminal Court Records
Access millions of court records in real time with direct-to-source retrieval – at a fraction of the cost of traditional court runners.
Why Automated Criminal Records are important
Our automation technology streamlines court record research by retrieving court data from the source in real time rather than pulling from an existing pool of data. This process reduces the risk of stale data while minimizing wait times and the expense of using court runners.
Explore the benefits of our Automated Criminal Records product
Optimize your court records search process with Automated Criminal Records (ACR). Automate your data retrieval procedures to improve accuracy, reduce costs, and save time.
Accurate, real-time results
ACR directly queries data to the source the moment an order is placed, ensuring that the returned data is accurate and current at the time.
Cost-effective searches
Leverage automation for an average of 35% savings compared to traditional providers’ court data costs by minimizing the need for court runners.
Minimize court runner needs
With on-demand court records, you no longer have to wait for a court runner to physically go to individual courts to retrieve information.
Expedite your search process
Pull real-time criminal data in minutes rather than days and retrieve valuable information with improved efficiency.
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It can, but it depends on whether court records are readily available. In areas where the data is limited and ACR is unable to obtain complete information, a hit/no hit search can be run to determine whether or not a court runner will be necessary.
If our ACR search yields no hit, there’s no need to dispatch a court runner. By utilizing our products in this manner, companies can potentially reduce the volume of searches assigned to court runners by as much as 70%.
No. ACR is a real-time search that directly queries data to the source the moment an order is placed.
ACR searches are available at the county, state, and federal levels. State and national sex offender registries are also available.