Verity IMS

Because of Verity's flexible features, our platform can be used for a variety of municipalities — and for very different functions.

From Alaska to Alabama, and from rural to metropolitan areas, our system works for cities and counties with vastly different needs. Its flexibility is a key differentiator that separates Verity IMS from other incident reporting software programs on the market.

Recently, we implemented several more user roles to make it easier than ever to find and assign the exact access level you need. Learn more about these new roles and their benefits in our newest article.

New User Roles from Verity IMS | Learn MoreCustomize Access with New User Roles from Verity IMS | Verity Software LLC You should be in control of data about the incidents affecting your city. Verity IMS now boasts eight unique user roles to fill any type of role you need.

If you work for a Texas school, you’ve likely heard of Senate Bill 11, new legislation passed in early June 2019 by the Texas Legislature. With a focus on student monitoring and mental health, the bill outlines new procedures and resources that every Texas school district will need to adopt, such as Threat Assessment Teams for monitoring and supporting at-risk students.

To learn more about Senate Bill 11, read our blog here: >>

What is a Threat Assessment Team? | Verity IMS If you work for a Texas school, you’ve likely heard of Senate Bill 11, new legislation passed in early June 2019 by the Texas Legislature. In May 2018, the