Tracker review
A web-based platform for managing criminal cases from intake through disposition.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Tracker is a web-based case management platform from Riverside Consulting Group, LLC, designed for prosecutor offices across Georgia. It covers the criminal-case lifecycle from arrest and intake through investigation, charging, discovery, active prosecution, and disposition. Prosecutors, investigators, victim-witness staff, legal assistants, administrative staff, and office leadership can work with centralized case data, charging forms, generated documents, calendars, statutory clocks, deadlines, reporting, permissions, and audit trails. Its focus makes it a fit for criminal-justice investigation offices that need one system organized around prosecution workflows rather than general-purpose matter management.
The platform’s strongest area is its criminal-case workflow depth. Intake can include automated arrest-data and citation imports, while investigation tools centralize case information. Charging-document generation, deadline tracking, and electronic discovery delivery extend the workflow beyond basic record keeping. Discovery activity includes send, receipt, and download logging, and victim-witness service tracking adds a dedicated operational layer. Reporting covers caseloads, dispositions, and outcomes, giving office leadership structured views of activity and results. Office-based permissions and audit trails support controlled access and traceability.
Tracker also fits offices that depend on criminal-justice data connections. Listed integrations include the Georgia Crime Information Center, CJEP court e-filing, Judicial Data Exchange, and Pardons & Parole Notifications. The deployment is cloud-based and accessed through the web, which suits offices seeking browser-based availability but may not suit teams requiring a dedicated mobile experience. Pricing follows a contact-sales model, so organizations should expect a sales-led buying process. Choose Tracker when prosecutor-specific workflow coverage, exchanges, e-filing, discovery logging, and victim-witness tracking matter most; consider another product if broad cross-industry case management or mobile access is the priority.
Tracker pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automates arrest-data and citation imports during case intake
- Tracks statutory clocks, deadlines, discovery, and victim-witness services
- Connects with criminal-justice exchanges and court e-filing systems
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only access does not provide a listed mobile application
- Designed around prosecutor-office workflows across Georgia
- Pricing requires contacting sales rather than selecting a published plan
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