Trusted by 125+ agencies nationwide

Smarter Supervision
Less Busywork
Better Outcomes

RePath is the smartphone-based supervision platform that gives officers 8 to 10 hours a week back, flags likely impairment without a test, and shows supervisors what is actually happening on the caseload.

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RePath supervision platform showing officer dashboard with caseload overview, risk indicators, and participant location on mobile

8 to 10 hrs back per officer per week

60%+ fewer pretrial jail days in year one

90% less time on visit documentation

25% officer capacity gain in 6 months

125+ Agencies ● 50,000+ Supervised ● SOC 2 Type II

Your officers were hired to change lives, not fill out forms

The best probation and community supervision officers got into this work because they care about people. One corrections agency ran a time study on its officers and found 72.7% of their time going to administrative and system work. Only 18.7% went to actually supervising people. That is time they could be spending with the people on their caseloads.

When officers have the right tools, everything changes. They get ahead of problems instead of reacting to them. They build stronger relationships with the people they supervise. And agencies stretch their resources further without adding headcount.

Spent each year locking people up for supervision violations

Not new crimes. Missed conditions. Council of State Governments.

State prison beds filled by a supervision violation

Someone who broke a condition, not someone who committed a new crime

Of officer time on admin work

In one corrections agency's own time study of its officers

Hours a week that come back

Per officer, across the agencies that use RePath

"It allows me to focus on the individual with whom I am meeting. By the time I walk the person out and come back to my office, my chronos are done and waiting for me to post."

Officer, Kansas community corrections

"I used to go home and lay down. I was getting very stressed with everything. Now I just don't think about work. My work mind shuts off and I just focus on life."

Juvenile officer, Kansas

We don't just give you data. We give you time.

Get Time Back

Eliminate manual documentation and administrative busywork. Visit Assist, RePath IQ, and automated reminders give officers 8 to 10 hours a week back.

Be Proactive

Predict risk before it becomes a problem. Impairment Risk, People & Places, and Real-Time Intelligence let you intervene early.

Get Support

We don't just sell you software. RePath Assist provides dedicated partnership to ensure successful outcomes and continuous improvement.

AI-Powered

Visit Assist

Record the visit, get the note. A visit note that used to take 30 to 45 minutes takes about five, and the officer stays the author.

AI-Powered

Impairment Risk

Flag likely impairment without a test. When it flags someone as high risk and they get tested, three in four come back positive.

Real-Time

GPS / Location Services

Location context, zones, and curfew verification from the phone they already carry. Nothing for the participant to pay, nothing for the county to lose.

Real-Time

RePath IQ

Who needs attention today. Dependability scoring, tiered supervision, and caseload risk at a glance. No more spreadsheets.

Communication

Centralized Communications

One channel for every conversation. Secure messaging, file sharing, and audit trails all in one place. No more scattered emails and texts.

Support

RePath Assist

Your dedicated support partner: rollout, in-person training, and someone who answers the phone. On a formal reference form, one director wrote that our support staff are second to none.

Visit Assist documents. Impairment Risk flags. RePath IQ shows you everything in one place. And every recorded contact makes the coaching and the risk signals better.

Also included in the platform

Automated Reminders

Smart notification system

Drug Test Scheduling

Automated testing workflows

CBT Integration

Cognitive behavioral therapy tools

Community Resources

In-app access to local support services

Visit Assist: Document Smarter

90% less time on visit notes: 30 to 45 minutes becomes about five

Officers hit record before the meeting starts. Visit Assist writes the note, the officer reviews and posts it. One Kansas officer said she would not feel awkward reading one in testimony.

"This has changed my work life because chronos are important, and I was falling behind a lot on that aspect of what I do. This has just changed that completely."

Officer, Kansas community corrections

See how it works →

RePath mobile app home screen with one-tap visit recording

What Participants See

You've seen what officers get. Here's what participants do on their end: simple, smartphone-based, and designed to keep them engaged.

Check In

Participants complete biometric check-ins on their smartphone using facial recognition. Each check-in verifies identity and captures location. Officers set the schedule: randomized daily, or on-demand when needed.

Daily Activities

Brief daily activities keep participants engaged between visits. Officers get notified of significant changes. These interactions also power the Impairment Risk model.

Stay Connected

Court date reminders, appointment notifications, secure messaging, document sharing, and access to community resources. All in one app. Participants stay informed. Officers stay in the loop.

We don't just sell software. We partner with you.

Dedicated Implementation

Our team manages your entire rollout, staff training, and integration with your CMS.

Ongoing Support

24/7 support team available to answer questions and resolve issues immediately.

Custom Workflows

We adapt RePath to match your agency's unique processes and requirements.

Performance Reviews

Quarterly reviews to measure impact and identify new opportunities for improvement.

Product Roadmap Input

Your feedback directly shapes new features and product development priorities.

25% average officer capacity increase within 6 months

"Their customer service staff are second to none."

Community corrections director, Kansas judicial district, on a formal reference form

"I feel like the RePath Team is a part of our team."

Community corrections director, Kansas, ahead of asking the state board for statewide funding

"The RePath Assist team understands community corrections better than any vendor we've worked with. They listened to our needs and delivered exactly what we needed."

Operations manager, Kansas community corrections

Results that speak for themselves

10,000+

People on RePath in Missouri alone, across 22 circuits

~24,000

Officer hours a year one state corrections department projected from its pilot

60%+

Fewer pretrial jail days in one large Missouri county's first year

86%

Of officers in that state pilot recommended going statewide

$3.9M

State jail reimbursement saved, year one
A large Missouri county

64 to 33

Jail population, 55-bed facility
A rural Missouri circuit

86% to 92%

Successful case closures, three years
A state juvenile justice agency

~12,000 hrs

Officer hours back in six months
A state juvenile justice agency

965 hrs

Back on 200 supervision slots
A Louisiana probation and parole district

3 in 4

High-risk flags confirmed by a test
Impairment Risk, every agency

90%

Of drug court participants at 75%+ compliance
A Kansas drug court

$100K to $15K

Supervision technology spend, before and after
An Indiana county

4%

Rearrest rate on pretrial release
A rural Missouri circuit

400%

Efficiency increase, 4x effective capacity
A community corrections agency

10.8 hrs

Saved per officer per week
A statewide agency pilot

$4M+

Annual savings, staff cost equivalent
Across RePath agencies

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What officers and directors are saying

"I would probably quit"

One week into a statewide pilot, a pretrial services supervisor said she would probably quit her job if the department decided not to continue RePath. That is how much she loved Visit Assist. The department went statewide.

Pretrial services supervisor A state department of corrections

"My whole career, nothing's ever worked the way the company says it will. It has with RePath. It's just shocking."

"After being here for 20 years, Visit Assist has been a game changer and has made my life so much easier! I feel like the meaningful conversations I have with my clients are documented better than I could do myself."

"We may have known they weren't where they were supposed to be, but there was no way to prove it. Now we can."

"If we dropped RePath tomorrow, my staff's jobs would instantly become harder."

"We can trust the product. That is not something you can say about all of the products on the market."

"For the first time, I feel like I can actually manage my caseload. The tools are intuitive and save me hours every single week."

"Visit Assist completely transformed our visit documentation process. What used to take hours now takes minutes."

"The impairment risk alerts have helped us catch problems early. We're being proactive instead of reactive for the first time."

Questions agencies ask us

What is RePath?

RePath is a smartphone-based supervision platform built by eHawk, Inc. Probation, parole, pretrial, and specialty court agencies use it to supervise participants through the phone they already carry: check-ins, reminders, location context, two-way communication, and visit notes written for the officer.

How much time do officers get back?

Across our agencies, officers get 8 to 10 hours a week back. A state department of corrections measured 765 officer hours returned in a 15-week pilot across three offices. Most of it comes from Visit Assist writing the note and chat replacing phone tag.

How is RePath different from ankle monitors?

RePath is not an ankle monitor company. It runs on the participant's own phone at about 1/5th the cost of ankle monitoring, costs the participant nothing, and adds check-ins, reminders, messaging, visit documentation, and impairment risk, which a monitor does not have. The side-by-side is on RePath vs ankle monitors.

Does RePath replace our case management system?

No. Your CMS stays the system of record. Most agencies copy the Visit Assist summary into it today; where an agency has built a connection, case data flows in automatically. We will tell you which applies to your system before you sign.

Is RePath secure?

RePath is SOC 2 Type II audited. Data is encrypted with AES-256 at rest using FIPS 140-2 validated hardware security modules and TLS 1.2 or higher in transit, hosted on AWS with private subnets and multi-region replication. Access runs through SSO with multi-factor authentication.

How is RePath priced?

Per officer, not per participant, so the cost does not rise with the caseload and the participant pays nothing. RePath delivers all the benefits of modern supervision for 1/100th the cost of incarceration and 1/5th the cost of ankle monitors. Many agencies report the equivalent of adding 4+ FTEs to their team without the hiring and training costs. Contact us for agency-specific pricing.

All the questions agencies ask, answered →

RePath vs. Traditional Monitoring

All the benefits of modern supervision for 1/100th the cost of incarceration and 1/5th the cost of ankle monitors. Priced per officer, not per participant.

	RePath	Ankle Monitors	Traditional Case Management + Paper
AI-powered visit documentation	✓	,	,
Impairment prediction without testing	✓	,	,
Real-time supervision intelligence	✓	Location only	,
Centralized communications	✓	,	Fragmented
Officer workload impact	✓ 8 to 10 hrs/week back	Adds workload	High manual burden
Non-intrusive to supervised individuals	✓ Smartphone-based	✗ Physical device	✓
Continuous GPS location tracking	✓ Smartphone-based	✓ Physical device	,
Geofencing (inclusion/exclusion zones)	✓	Limited	,
Association & hot spot flagging	✓	,	,
Real-time compliance scoring	✓ Dependability Score	,	,
Adjustable supervision tiers	✓ 3 levels	,	Manual only
Cost to the participant	Nothing	Often about $300 a month, charged to the person	Nothing
Dedicated implementation support	✓ RePath Assist	Limited	,

The full comparison: cost, what you see, and where each fits →

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