Validated as it’s written
Offense codes, victim and offender data and property segments are checked against FBI edit rules while the officer works.
Most systems treat incident-based reporting as an export at the end of the month — and spend the next month fixing rejections. TenCode builds the NIBRS record as the report is written.
Offense codes, victim and offender data and property segments are checked against FBI edit rules while the officer works.
Supervisors see outstanding NIBRS issues alongside the report, and can return it with notes before it ever leaves the agency.
The canonical NIBRS record is serialized to NIEM NIBRS XML or the legacy flat-file format your state accepts.
State NIBRS programs add their own codes and edits on top of the FBI specification. TenCode handles those variations as configuration, so a state change doesn’t wait for a software release.