/ DMI Paid Duty · Paid duty booking

Request an officer the way you book anything else.

Our citizen-friendly online portal makes it easy to request officers for events like funerals, construction sites, and film productions. With just a few clicks, users can specify their needs and submit requests seamlessly. On the back end, our centralized agency portal empowers police departments to efficiently manage requests, streamline invoicing, and improve communication, all in one place.

01 · The requester

A funeral, a film shoot, a road closure

Whoever needs an officer on site requests one online: the date, the hours, the location and what the duty involves. They get a confirmation, not a phone tag.

02 · The service

One queue, from request to invoice

Every request lands in the agency portal. The service assigns the duty, keeps the conversation with the requester in one thread, and invoices from the same record, so the paperwork is a by-product of the booking rather than a second job.

03 · The officer

Open duties posted, bids submitted

Officers see the duties on offer and bid on the ones they want. The process is the same for everyone and visible to everyone, which is what makes it fair, and it means the service allocates its people to the work rather than the other way round.

/ How it works

Four steps, and the invoice writes itself.

The same path for every request, whoever makes it.

  1. RequestSubmitted online by the organiser, with the date, hours and location
  2. AssignPosted to officers, bid on, and assigned in the agency portal
  3. WorkThe duty is done, on the booking that was made for it
  4. InvoiceGenerated from the same record, with nothing retyped
/ What it replaces

Three things every paid duty office is tired of.

  • The phone and the inbox

    Requests arriving by call and by email, each one answered by hand and none of them in the same place.

  • The spreadsheet

    Who is working what, kept current by whoever last remembered to update it, and no way for an officer to see what is open.

  • The manual invoice

    Hours copied from one record into another at month end, and a dispute every time the two disagree.

/ What you get

Built for the service, usable by the public.

  • Online requests from the public
  • One agency queue
  • Officer bidding
  • Fair, visible allocation
  • Invoicing from the booking record
  • Communication in one thread
/ Get started

See Paid Duty on your own requests.

Book a virtual or in-person demo. Your service may also qualify for a complimentary pilot, to run a month of real requests through it.

info@digitalmobilityinc.com

Put the paid duty office on one record.

Talk to the people who built it, or start with the platform it connects to.