
Since 2014, calls to 999 have been increasing by 5% each year – add in demand from non-emergency 101 calls and enquiries via digital channels, and the need for supportive technology has never been greater.
But what if you can reduce incoming demand to your contact centre with the help of Microsoft technology?
By using a self-service portal, victims of crime can easily check up on case updates, message their case handlers directly and more. Deflecting these demands away from telephone lines will mean you can free up resources to focus on other priorities whilst maintaining support to victims of crime.
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Created in partnership with West Mercia Police, VictimAssist uses Microsoft technology to offer support and guidance to crime victims. By automating essential processes, setting reminders, and allocating tasks, the system improves efficiency and reduces costs whilst streamlining support to victims at such a crucial time.
Catch up with our webinar where we showcase this purpose-built solution with help from our friends at Microsoft.
Ensuring the safety of victims is a top priority for police officers, and the ability to swiftly issue protection notices is crucial. In collaboration with the PDS and West Yorkshire Police, our DVPN application digitises the process of issuing domestic violence protection orders, transforming what was once a heavily paper-based and time-consuming procedure into a streamlined digital process.
Read our guide to find out how this helps protect victims.
Read more about how technology can help forces serve their communities and more.
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