GTL’s Facility Accounting System

Jail Accounting System

Full-Scale Web-Based Facility Accounting Solution

GTL’s accounting system – known as OMS Accounting – was specifically designed to meet the needs of correctional facilities of every size. Unlike standard off-the-shelf accounting systems, OMS Accounting offers corrections institutions the exact modules that will help them complete all of their correctional facility’s accounting activities. OMS Accounting is based on Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), and it can be integrated as a part of our Offender Management System or implemented separately. Additionally, OMS Accounting has the ability to handle inmate trust accounting, global accounting for an entire facility, as well as all general ledger administration activities.

OMS Accounting was built specifically for the corrections market based on user input from corrections professionals – those that interact with the product every day. The system can support facilities of all sizes and is completely configurable. The system saves facilities time and money so that corrections staff can focus on what is most important to their facility.

 

Manage Global Accounting Activities

Our fully scalable accounting system is flexible enough to handle all global accounting activities for an entire facility.

Fulfill General Ledger-Management Needs

Exceed expectations by using a GAAP-based general ledger accounting system designed specifically for correctional facilities.

Automated Inmate Trust Accounting Activities

Easily record and report on all transactions related to the inmate population.

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Offender Management System

From intake to release, information on all aspects of an inmate’s incarcerations are maintained by the GTL Offender Management System (OMS) – including initial intake, charges, sentencing, property, housing, medical, meal planning, scheduling, and temporary release to name a few.

Intake Kiosks

GTL Intake Kiosks significantly increase efficiency and reduce liability when booking inmates into facilities. Funds such as cash, credit cards, and loose coins collected at the time of booking can be automatically transferred into an offender management system or deposited according to existing processes.