Public Safety & Justice
Positive identification at booking, release, and every controlled door
IrisAccess has been a fixture in public safety and justice since its introduction. It identifies inmates positively at booking and release, which addresses the identity mix-ups behind a large share of U.S. prison escapes.
The same platform covers the rest of the corrections lifecycle: visitor and contractor authentication, work-release verification, staff time and attendance, and employee access to sensitive zones. Courthouses use it for personnel, lawyers, offenders, and witnesses in one building.
Corrections: Booking and Release
Positive identification at booking and release closes the gap where wrong individuals are released or repeat offenders slip through alias changes. Iris recognition ties each event to a verified person, not a name on a clipboard.
Daily operations extend to movement inside the facility – controlling who enters medication areas, visit rooms, and staff-only corridors with an audit trail that supports investigations and compliance.
Visitor, Contractor, and Work Release
Visitor authentication, contractor access, and work-release programs share a common need: know exactly who crossed each controlled point and when. IrisAccess enrolls once and reuses identity across applications instead of issuing badges that can be shared or lost.
Work-release participants can be verified on exit and return without manual card checks that slow throughput at sally ports.
Staff Time, Attendance, and Access
Corrections staff time and attendance benefit from the same contactless accuracy – eliminating buddy punching on shared PIN clocks while producing records suitable for labor audits.
Employee access to armories, control rooms, and administrative areas can be privileged from the same biometric enrollment used at intake kiosks.
Courthouse Access Control
Courthouses bring together court personnel, lawyers, offenders, and witnesses with different movement rights through the same building. Iris recognition controls who reaches which zones – holding cells, chambers, and secure corridors – while logging each authentication for security review.
IrisAccess integrates with broader physical access control where courts already manage dockets, detention, and public entry separately.
Iris ID in public safety & justice
Public safety benefits
Positive ID at booking and release
Verified identity at intake and release reduces escapes rooted in identification errors.
Multi-application facility management
One enrollment covers visitors, contractors, work-release, staff time, and access control.
Courthouse zone control
Manage movement of personnel, lawyers, offenders, and witnesses with a full audit trail.
Contactless hygiene
Touchless capture suits intake areas and high-traffic correctional workflows.
Durable identity records
Iris templates support long-term identity linkage across transfers and returns.
Integrates with PACS
Pair readers with iAMS or EAC software for policy-driven doors across justice facilities.
Products for public safety & justice
Readers and software for corrections, courthouses, and secure justice environments.
IrisAccess iA1000
Facility access reader
Multimodal iris and face authentication for sally ports, staff doors, and courthouse zones.
• Contactless multimodal ID
• PACS integration via OSDP/Wiegand
• Identity-verified audit events
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iCAM TD200
Handheld enrollment & field ID
Portable dual iris and face capture for booking, intake, and mobile justice workflows.
• Simultaneous iris and face capture
• Touchless handheld enrollment
• USB-ready for mobile kits
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iAMS
Identity & access management
Central policy and monitoring for IrisAccess deployments across justice campuses.
• Roles, doors, and schedules
• Visitor and contractor lifecycle
• Audit-ready reporting
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Strengthen justice facility identity
Contact us for a demonstration – and discuss booking, release, and courthouse access for your environment.
