Solutions for every monitoring agency

    Pick your program type and see how Tether Pay handles billing, payments, and client management for agencies like yours.

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    Electronic Monitoring

    Electronic monitoring agencies supervise court-ordered participants with GPS, RF, and alcohol-detection devices, reporting compliance back to courts and probation officers. Their revenue depends on participants paying daily or weekly supervision fees — often across dozens of active cases at once — which makes chasing balances by phone and spreadsheet a full-time job.

    GPS Tether & Ankle Monitor

    GPS tether and ankle monitor providers install and maintain location-tracking devices for defendants on bond, probation, or parole. Every active tether generates a recurring monitoring fee, and margins depend on collecting those fees consistently while staff stay focused on installs, alerts, and equipment.

    Alcohol Monitoring (SCRAM)

    Alcohol monitoring providers manage SCRAM bracelets, remote breathalyzers, and in-home testing units for DUI and alcohol-related cases. Participants typically pay setup fees plus daily monitoring charges for court-mandated periods, and providers must keep both compliance data and payment status audit-ready for judges and attorneys.

    House Arrest & Home Detention

    House arrest and home detention programs supervise participants confined to their residence, usually combining RF or GPS equipment with schedule enforcement. Programs charge weekly supervision fees for stays that run from a few weeks to over a year, and long enrollments make consistent, automated billing the difference between profit and write-offs.

    Pretrial Monitoring

    Pretrial monitoring agencies supervise defendants released before trial, coordinating check-ins, testing, and device monitoring under court conditions. Caseloads turn over quickly as cases resolve, so agencies constantly onboard and offboard participants — and every intake or release is a chance for billing to slip through the cracks.

    Monitoring Agency

    Community supervision and monitoring agencies of every kind — GPS, alcohol, house arrest, pretrial, and mixed programs — share the same back office problem: recurring client fees, court-facing accountability, and a small staff stretched across supervision and collections. Generic invoicing tools weren't built for supervision caseloads, and spreadsheets don't scale past the first few dozen clients.