USAccident mobile app services for NG911 and private practitioners.
We can assist professionals with the use of our services and integration of our Patent Pending Auto Forward App Delivery (AFAD) process. Our goal is to create a network of service providers to distribute the apps to victims nationwide. This gives victims the ability to file or request copies of their accident report through mobile services.
Through Public & Private sector initiatives we hope to provide free accident report processing services to victims nationwide.
Latest Press Release for Private Sector:
HIGH-TECH MOBILE MARKETING SERVICES FOR LAW FIRMS & MEDICAL CLINICS
USAccident Report Apps give accident victims the ability to request a copy of their accident report from their phone at any time, courtesy of the sponsoring law firm or medical clinic. Tort Logics operates the USAccident mobile app services, the latest in personal injury marketing technology. Professionals providing the apps to accident victims via an automated text message delivery system. Victims can use the iPhone or Android apps to request a free copy of their auto accident report and the sponsoring practice receives all courtesy report requests by email. Example: (Text Report to 313131)
Professionals can customize the app and market them along with their regular advertising. This unique service can help springboard a law firm or medical clinic into the 21st Century while increasing the quality and quantity of their case load. These advanced mobile marketing services can be automated and easily monitored. Please contact us for additional information or to set up demo services.
Media Information:
Michael S. Gibson sgibson@tortology.com
Address: Dallas , TX Phone: 800-652-2243 / cell.972-302-2798
Latest Press Release for Public Sector:
PSAP and Police Department NG911 Dispatch App
Tort Logics operates USAccident.com, a service that processes accident report requests online in concert with the USAccident Dispatch Apps. Leveraging the smart phone technology explosion, Tort Logics envisioned and developed several NG911 smart phone apps that facilitate auto accident reporting, recording, submitting and requesting processes from an iPhone or Android phone. Specifically, this innovative application allows a user to record accident information, attach photos and file an Official Accident Report to the proper policing agency from their phone via the USAccident.com interface.The USAccident Dispatch App can be sent to callers’ phone at the scene of an accident by PSAP and 911 operators or distributed automatically without personnel involvement through mobile phone SMS services. The technology is indiscriminant of geography, department size or technical sophistication of the 911 call center. Designed to reduce administrative burden, make use of currently available technology and provide options in managing limited law enforcement resources, this e-government tool can generate significant savings for law enforcement agencies across the nation. This isn't just a creative app that provides free reports to auto accident victims, it's a green company and a NG911 service that saves city municipalities money every time the app is used.
- Each non-injury accident report filed by way of a USAccident Dispatch App is equal to roughly 40 minutes of police officers’ time in the field, which translates into hundreds of dollars per response.
- Complete implementation of the USAccident e911services into a PSAP or a police dispatch office takes one business day.
- The USAccident Dispatch App can be sent to callers at the scene of an accident by an automated system thereby relieving call center burden.
Automated System Process Example: Text the word “911” to 292929 to receive the USAccident Dispatch App link back in a text message. Once downloaded the user can create an accident report, attach photos and file the report to the appropriate law enforcement agency from their phone. At the implementation phase of this process Police Departments supply their internal email address designated to receive non-injury reports.
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