Corrections
Turn positioning into instant, coordinated officer-safety and custodial-accountability action that will withstand later coronial and oversight review. In a custodial environment the record matters as much as the response. Both are built to the same standard.
A custodial unit, drawn as a plan
Two cell wings off a controlled corridor, the officer station able to see both, a sally port and the yard beyond it. Movement is through doors and the sally port, never through a wall.
An illustrative layout and illustrative movement, not a customer site and not live data. Real deployments import the actual plan and its real zone names from the positioning engine or from CAD, rather than anyone redrawing them.
Officer safety, with the evidence attached
The shipping corrections capability is officer duress and location safety on the platform's life-safety invariants, plus the evidentiary backbone that custodial accountability demands.
Duress with responder context
An officer raises duress from the handset. The alarm carries their identity and resolved position, so responders see where it is and who is best placed. It's coordination, not a radio scramble.
Man-down and no-motion
Impact or no-motion raises the alarm when the officer cannot. Priority one at origination, and no field, rule or administrative state in your configuration can downgrade it.
Escalation that cannot lapse
A closed-loop, tiered ladder climbs until a human acknowledges, on deadlines held in the database where a restart can't touch them. An exhausted ladder triggers an out-of-band failsafe.
Acknowledge is not resolve
Acknowledgement stands the alarm down everywhere at once, but resolution is a separate, independently recorded act. That separation is deliberate: no single hand can quietly close an incident.
Evidence built for review
Every raise, route, escalation tier and acknowledgement lands on a tamper-evident, hash-chained audit trail with signed checkpoints and full incident replay. That's the record that stands up years later.
Inside your walls
The platform runs on the facility's own infrastructure, with outbound-initiated connections only. No inbound firewall rule into the site network is required.
Where the pack goes from here
The full Corrections Solution Pack is specified as a catalogue of forty-eight use cases on the same tags, the same infrastructure and the same core engines. Enable a subset and you inherit the rest as latent capability. Beyond the safety kernel, the catalogue comes next: specified, sequenced, and stated as such.
Muster & head-count
Automated zone-based head-count with roll reconciliation against the offender-management system, so count exceptions are surfaced rather than discovered.
Escort & movement
Escort tracking with officer–prisoner movement pairing, and alerts on unauthorised transitions between zones.
Keep-apart enforcement
Separation-order and keep-apart proximity enforcement, alerting before two people who must not meet share a corridor.
Guarded gate actions
Duress-triggered gate interlock and staged, audited controlled unlock. Outbound actions are guarded by design: explicitly enabled, permission-scoped, confirmed and audited.
At-risk monitoring
Tamper and dwell monitoring for at-risk prisoners, with immediate wearable-tamper alerts.
Coronial & OPCAT exports
An evidentiary export pack assembled from the audit ledger, formatted for coronial and oversight processes.
Incident reconstruction
Movement timelines and replay that reconstruct who was where, when, and what the system did about it.
Command AI
The pack specifies AI assistance: Duress Responder, Muster Reconciliation Agent, Tension Watch. AI in WillowCreek is being built to be explainable and human-supervised. It will propose; people decide.
Honesty is the feature: anything not yet in place is told to you as such, in writing, before go-live.
Specified for how corrections actually buys
Corrective services procurement is per-jurisdiction, tender-driven and probity-heavy, with long cycles and security clearances. The legal driver is the work health and safety duty an employer owes its officers, a duty regulators have shown they will enforce in custodial settings. The pack is specified against the acceptance bars that custodial tenders actually test:
- Tamper resistance: devices and evidence designed so interference is detected and recorded, not silently absorbed.
- Ligature safety: wearables specified for the custodial environment they will live in.
- Anti-removal: removal is an event, raised and logged, never a blind spot.
- False-positive discipline: an alarm system officers learn to ignore is worse than none. Alarm quality is an acceptance criterion, not an afterthought.
Built for the custodial chain of command
- Custodial officers: help that arrives at the right wing, raised by a press or by the device when they cannot.
- Duty office and command: one ranked queue, live escalation state, and who has acknowledged what.
- Intelligence and oversight: a tamper-evident record with replay, where acknowledging and resolving are separate acts.
- ICT security: signed containers on your own infrastructure, default-deny on every route, outbound-initiated only.
Your facility, your infrastructure
Nothing about a correctional facility belongs in someone else's cloud by default. The platform deploys as signed container images on Linux inside the facility's own infrastructure, connects outbound only, and is one code image designed to run cloud, hybrid, on-premises or air-gapped. On-premises is the primary offered shape. Life-safety is never gated by licence or commercial state, enforced at the storage layer.
Certification status is provided per deployment in commercial documentation. See Trust & security.
50 specified use cases
Every operational capability this pack is designed to deliver, grouped as the specification groups them, each mapped to the core engines that would configure it. A buyer enables the subset they need; nothing here is a separate product.
What this catalogue is. These are specified use cases: design work we have completed, each one mapped to the core engines that would deliver it and carrying its own identifier so it can be quoted, scoped and tracked. It is not a feature list. One of the fifty runs today, mobile officer duress with nearest-responder dispatch. Anything marked as running today is running today, and everything else is specification. Ask us about any entry and we will tell you plainly where it stands.
Group A. Officer Safety and Duress 8
CO-UC-01Mobile officer duress & nearest-responder dispatchLocation · Notification · IntegrationRunning todayCO-UC-02Man-down / no-motion automatic alarmLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-03Lone-officer & solo-post safety monitoringLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-04Duress location continuity through blackspotsLocation · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-05Duress-triggered gate interlock & area lockdownLocation · Rules · Notification · IntegrationSpecifiedCO-UC-06Staff-to-prisoner proximity & high-risk-contact awarenessLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-07Assistance / backup request & responder musterLocation · Notification · WorkflowSpecifiedCO-UC-08Officer check-in & deadman timer for isolated postsLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
Group B. Muster, Count and Roll Reconciliation 6
CO-UC-09Automated zone-based headcount / musterLocation · Workflow · Rules · IntegrationSpecifiedCO-UC-10On-demand emergency muster & evacuation accountabilityLocation · Workflow · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-11Roll reconciliation against offender-management systemLocation · Workflow · IntegrationSpecifiedCO-UC-12Count-exception investigation & last-known-locationLocation · Operational intelligence · ReportingSpecifiedCO-UC-13Out-of-cell / in-cell time & lock-in complianceLocation · Rules · ReportingSpecifiedCO-UC-14Night-count & cell-occupancy welfare verificationLocation · Workflow · RulesSpecified
Group C. Prisoner Location and Movement Control 7
CO-UC-15Prisoner location by zone & real-time whereaboutsLocation · Operational intelligence · IntegrationSpecifiedCO-UC-16Escort tracking & officer-prisoner movement pairingLocation · Workflow · RulesSpecifiedCO-UC-17Movement authorisation & appointment-adherence trackingLocation · Workflow · Rules · IntegrationSpecifiedCO-UC-18Unauthorised-transition / wrong-direction breach alertLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-19Controlled bulk-movement choreography (unlock / meals / programs)Location · Workflow · Operational intelligenceSpecifiedCO-UC-20Late-return / overdue-from-appointment detectionLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-21Escort ETA & receiving-area readiness (court / clinic)Location · Workflow · NotificationSpecified
Group D. Restricted Zones, Separation and Breach 6
CO-UC-22Restricted-zone breach (staff-only / armoury / roof / plant)Location · Rules · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-23Separation-order / keep-apart co-location enforcementLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-24Standing non-association & protection-population compliance ≡23Location · Rules · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-25PREA-style sexual-safety proximity & blind-spot monitoringLocation · Rules · Operational intelligenceSpecifiedCO-UC-26Association / congregation & unusual-gathering detectionLocation · Operational intelligence · AssistiveSpecifiedCO-UC-27Segregation & isolation-cell time-bounded complianceLocation · Rules · Workflow · ReportingSpecified
Group E. Lockdown and Controlled Movement 5
CO-UC-28Facility & unit lockdown with gate interlocksLocation · Workflow · IntegrationSpecifiedCO-UC-29Staged, audited controlled unlock & progressive releaseWorkflow · Integration · ReportingSpecifiedCO-UC-30Dynamic zone isolation / incident containmentLocation · Rules · Workflow · IntegrationSpecifiedCO-UC-31Sally-port & airlock interlock sequencingLocation · Rules · IntegrationSpecifiedCO-UC-32Post-incident controlled repopulation & count verificationLocation · Workflow · RulesSpecified
Group F. Incident, Evidence and Oversight 5
CO-UC-33Incident reconstruction & time-stamped movement timelineLocation · Operational intelligence · ReportingSpecifiedCO-UC-34Use-of-force logging support & presence reconstructionLocation · Operational intelligence · ReportingSpecifiedCO-UC-35Coronial / OPCAT / oversight evidentiary export packReporting · IntegrationSpecifiedCO-UC-36Immutable location & event audit ledgerLocation · ReportingSpecifiedCO-UC-37Zone-based RBAC/ABAC & need-to-know location governanceLocation · RulesSpecified
Group G. At-Risk, Welfare and Health 5
CO-UC-38At-risk prisoner tamper / dwell / man-down monitoringLocation and sensing · Rules · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-39Scheduled welfare-observation compliance (evidenced rounds)Location · Workflow · ReportingSpecifiedCO-UC-40Suicide-watch / self-harm observation assurance ≡39Location · Workflow · Rules · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-41Medical escort & clinic-attendance trackingLocation · Workflow · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-42Wearable-tamper / removal immediate alertLocation and sensing · Rules · NotificationSpecified
Group H. Assets, Contraband and Tools 4
CO-UC-43Tool control & dangerous-asset accountability (shadow-board)Location · Rules · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-44Contraband-risk zone & introduction-point analysisLocation · Operational intelligence · ReportingSpecifiedCO-UC-45Key, radio & duress-wearable custody / issue-returnLocation · Rules · WorkflowSpecifiedCO-UC-46Escort-vehicle & internal-transport trackingLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
Group I. Perimeter, Gates and External Movement 2
CO-UC-47Perimeter & no-go boundary breach detectionLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecifiedCO-UC-48Gate-transition authorisation & auditable passage logLocation · Rules · IntegrationSpecified
Group J. Visitors, Contractors and Workforce 2
CO-UC-49Visitor & professional-visit tracking and escort complianceLocation · Workflow · RulesSpecifiedCO-UC-50Contractor & works-in-custody zone authorisationLocation · Rules · NotificationSpecified
Bring your hardest wing
We'll walk an officer duress from the raise to the acknowledged stand-down, then replay it. In corrections, the replay is the point.