🚀 Big news! Our U-Case pilot at Ila Prison, Norway, is now live! Streamlining offender management and improving operational efficiency. A game-changer for the correctional system. #PrisonReform#Innovation
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Earlier intervention in custody can start with small changes in behaviour. AIM brings behavioural and transactional data into view, helping staff identify signs of vulnerability, isolation and distress earlier, while working alongside professional judgement.
https://t.co/UO9gh4bRqO maintains a continuous offender record across custody, release and community supervision. Case data, workflows and operational insight are held in one secure view, giving prison and probation professionals consistent information across the case journey.
At ICPA 2026, Unilink will present AI in Criminal Justice: From Adoption to Operational Opportunity, looking at how AI can move from interest and experimentation into practical, governed use across justice settings. https://t.co/gUfrfnpnzj] #ICPA2026#ResponsibleAI
Prison visits are part of rehabilitation, but they have to be managed safely. HMIP’s 2026 family contact review links contact with safety, wellbeing and hope. Secure visit management has to protect access while giving staff control over identity and movement.
A secure prison visit involves more than a booking. Unilink’s Secure Visits Management solution manages the full visits journey, from booking and biometric registration to movement control, intelligence and reporting. Used across 75% of UK prisons. https://t.co/NEPMh9ACXu
HMIP has highlighted Unilink’s AIM as notable positive practice at HMP Five Wells. The report says AIM was used to alert staff to prisoners at risk of social isolation or increased self-harm, using data such as visits, phone use, shop purchases and activity attendance.
HM Inspectorate of Probation has published an Academic Insights paper on AI in probation, covering current and potential use in practice, decision-making and service delivery. Unilink’s https://t.co/Ed036KnmZ4 keeps case data, workflows and insight in one secure view.
Belfast will host ICPA 2026 from 25–30 October. At the conference, Unilink will be sharing more on its partnership with the Norwegian Correctional Service and the delivery of https://t.co/GJHKhZZtDX, our modern case management platform for prisons and probation. #ICPA2026
More than 3.5bn transactions have been processed through Unilink Self-Service. Applications, service requests, visits, menus, balances, timetables, notices and phone credit can all be managed within the operational and security boundaries set by the prison https://t.co/LSELZe34oD
This October, the international corrections community will meet in Belfast for ICPA 2026.
Unilink will attend as a Major Sponsor, joining conversations on partnerships, digital justice, safer environments and modern corrections. https://t.co/sTQ7O4iefx
#ICPA2026#DigitalJustice
The Ministry of Justice is consulting on independent statutory regulation for probation practitioners in England and Wales, with proposals covering registration, standards, competence, and ethics.
#Probation#DigitalJustice#JusticeTechnology
Unilink is a Major Sponsor at the ICPA 2026 Annual Conference in Belfast, 25–30 October.
This year’s theme, Partnerships in a Modern Corrections Landscape, aligns with Unilink’s work across secure digital services, safer custody and rehabilitation.
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Unilink has been awarded a place on the G-Cloud 15 framework. G-Cloud 15 (RM1557.15) gives public sector bodies a route to buy cloud services, including software, hosting and support, without running a full tender process. https://t.co/Hl98TrpeZR
In its latest report on HMP Five Wells, HM Inspectorate of Prisons highlighted Unilink’s AIM as notable positive practice.
Read the report: https://t.co/7HUgKRTHhh
#DigitalJustice#SaferCustody#JusticeTechnology
New GOV UK transparency data shows Justice Transcribe has been used by probation staff to summarise and transcribe 1.2m+ meetings. HMPPS modelling gives an indicative time saving of around 200,000 hours.
At HMP Dovegate, medication was being dispensed manually, with queues in confined spaces and set collection times. Unilink helped introduce biometric-enabled Medication Distribution Lockers, giving offenders fingerprint access. https://t.co/hpTO3jqcpg
GovNet Justice has shared more from Unilink’s Modernising Criminal Justice session with Sam Taylor and David Purkess. It covers the internal AI rollout, staff confidence and prison-based tools for notices, translation, menu imagery and policy Q&A https://t.co/o5KgKAo7rl
A University of Leicester evaluation cited in Unilink’s paper found over 90% of prisoners regularly used digital systems. The paper explores how secure digital infrastructure supports daily tasks, access to services and prison administration https://t.co/B1oRsQRTvO
Ministry of Justice material published alongside Lord Farmer’s review reported that prisoners who received family visits were 39% less likely to reoffend. Secure messaging, phone calls and video sessions give families more ways to stay connected between visits.
https://t.co/p9bYyODpji maintains a continuous, authoritative offender record from admission and sentencing through custody, release and community supervision, bringing case data, workflows and operational insight into one platform. https://t.co/UBEKlRbJH4