Aladtec Team Attending National Sheriffs Assoc. Conference, June 16-18 at Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (PRWEB) June 11, 2019 -- Aladtec, the premier provider of online scheduling and workforce management software to law enforcement agencies across America, will be part of the trade exhibition during the National Sheriffs Association Conference, June 16-18 at the Kentucky International Convention Center, 221 S. Fourth St.
The NSA Annual Conference and Exhibition is one of the largest and displays products and equipment relevant to every facet of police work, jails, prisoner transport, and courtroom security. The conference also features over 60 seminars and workshops covering duties and responsibilities for sheriffs’ offices, including, law enforcement, jail operations, service of process, prisoner transport, court security, and leadership. More than 3,000 professionals attended last year.
The Aladtec system easily handles the complex scheduling and unique rotation requirements standard in law enforcement agencies. Its features allow members to submit availability, request time off and initiate shift trades -- all from a smartphone, tablet or desktop. It will enable managers to monitor and meet minimum staffing requirements, helps control overtime, integrates with payroll, and allows agencies to track certifications and licensing. Aladtec e-forms speed up internal approvals and provide airtight documentation.
Customers report Aladtec improves their department’s efficiency, saves time, money, and improves morale through its transparency and ability to provide real-time schedule information to officers and their families.
“Our officers absolutely love the software. They can access their schedule, see their time off balances, request time off, sign up for open shifts. Our command staff loves being able to access the software remotely. Our payroll personnel is better able to complete our biweekly payroll," said Lt. David Guerrera, Cortland (NY) Police Dept. “And I should add that the Aladtec software was less than half cost of the other two vendors that we tested and considered."
Attendees are encouraged to stop by Booth #1021 and meet with Sr. Account Executive Erin Rabideaux and Systems Specialist Matt Zinnel. They can answer any question from existing customers and demonstrate Aladtec's features for anyone interested in learning more. The Exhibit Hall opens at 5:30 pm, Sunday, with a ceremony and reception. Exhibition hours continue from Noon to 5 pm, Monday, and from 9 am to 3 pm, Tuesday. Aladtec fans can look for social media updates from the show floor via #Sheriffs2019.
Founded in 1940, the NSA has been the advocacy organization for the nation's sheriffs in Washington, D.C. It develops policy positions and represents members before the United States Congress, the White House, and the various federal agencies. NSA represents over 3,000 elected sheriffs nationwide and has a membership of over 22,000.
The NSA Annual Education and Technology Expo brings together law enforcement personnel, stakeholders, vendors, and educators under one roof and gives attendees a chance to network, learn, and see what's new in the field.
For more information about Aladtec and experience a free demonstration, visit http://www.aladtec.com or call 888-749-5550 and a representative can arrange for a customized demo, unique to your agency's specific needs.
ABOUT ALADTEC
Aladtec provides online employee scheduling and workforce management software for mission-critical agencies such as EMS, fire, law enforcement, dispatch, and healthcare. The smart platform puts real-time staff scheduling, time and attendance tools in the palm of your hand. It tracks licensing and certifications, includes tools to build customizable forms, and provides extensive reporting. It allows leaders and members to communicate instantly, saving time and money. Aladtec was founded in 2003, and is headquartered at River Falls, Wis. It serves nearly 2,300 customers across the U.S. and Canada.
Steve Dzubay, Aladtec, Inc., http://www.aladtec.com, +1 8887495550, [email protected]
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