Help
Signing in
- On the sign-in page, choose Officer ID or Phone number, and enter yours.
- A one-time code is sent to your registered mobile number. Enter it and choose Verify & sign in.
- You are signed out automatically after 30 minutes without activity. Use Sign out at the bottom of the menu when you finish.
What you see and what you can do
| Access level | Can see | Can act on |
|---|---|---|
| Super Admin / State (PHQ) | The whole state | Everything. The Super Admin also creates district official accounts and sets alert priorities. |
| District official | The whole state; own district highlighted on the map | Own district: approve garages and shops, assign them to police stations, clear flags, acknowledge and close alerts, manage police station accounts |
| Police station (thana) | The whole state; own garages and shops ringed on the map | Own police station's alerts; can flag any entry |
Main sections
- Dashboard
- Totals for both registers, recent watchlist matches and the busiest districts.
- Approvals
- Garages and repair shops that registered through the apps. They can sign in only after a district official approves them.
- Police Alerts
- Raised when an entry matches the stolen-property watchlist, when an officer flags an entry, or when a flagged vehicle or handset is handed back. Alerts for your area are marked "Your area". Acknowledge them, then close them with a note of the action taken.
- Stolen Watchlist
- Vehicles (registration, chassis or engine number) and handsets (IMEI) reported stolen. Add one at a time or upload a CSV file; existing entries are checked at once. Garages and shops are never told about a match.
- Garage App / Mobile Repair Shop App
- Every entry made by garages and shops, with search, filters, a district map and a street map. Opening an entry is recorded in the audit trail.
- Officer Accounts
- For the Super Admin and district officials, to create and manage accounts.
Flags
Open an entry and choose Flag this vehicle or Flag this device to mark it as suspicious. Give a reason, and the police of that district are alerted. District officials and above can clear a flag raised by an officer. Flags from the watchlist stay until the watchlist record is marked recovered.
Accessibility options
Use the round button at the bottom right of every page for bigger text, spacing, contrast and other options. See the accessibility statement.
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