sl2

Next Generation of Remote Alcohol Monitoring

SL2 is a patented, handheld wireless testing device designed for remote alcohol monitoring. The device obtains the participant's BAC and location and takes a picture during the breath test to verify identity. The BAC result, real-time image, and GPS location are instantly sent to the cloud-based monitoring portal where the results can be accessed remotely or will trigger automated alerts to be sent directly to any designated contact.

SL2 Device Features:

SL2 is wireless testing device designed for remote alcohol monitoring
SOBERLINK Automated Monitoring Portal

SOBERLINK Automated Monitoring Portal

SOBERLINK's Automated Monitoring Portal is the engine to SOBERLINK technology. The cloud-based portal offers an array of automated features that are simple yet highly efficient, in order to make effective remote alcohol monitoring achievable for anyone.

Monitoring Features:

  • Cloud storage for remote access from any web-based device
  • Receives results within seconds
  • Immediate alerts sent directly to selected contacts upon violation
  • Customizable testing schedules
  • Automated participant test reminder texts
  • Reporting options based on participant or group of participants
  • Scalable with permission sets to accommodate all monitoring needs

Real-Time Notifications

The supervising agency can set up contacts to receive text message or email alerts immediately upon participant violation, such as a missed or positive test. These real-time alerts are unique to SOBERLINK's technology and allow for quicker response time with a lower maintenance monitoring system.

Real-Time Notifications
Automated Test Reminders

Automated Test Reminders

The supervising agency creates the participant's testing schedule on the Automated Monitoring Portal. Based on the schedule, the participant receives automated text message reminders when a test is required.

SOBERLINK Solutions

SL2 can be used for both criminal justice and treatment addiction programs. SL2 allows the participant to prove abstinence from alcohol while maintaining confidentiality and flexibility in their schedule. Below are a few examples of how SL2 can be used within the criminal justice and treatment addiction arenas.

Criminal Justice:

Treatment:

Common FAQs

Q. How many tests should I set for the participant?

A.SOBERLINK suggests that the supervising agency set a schedule between 2-4 tests per day. Ideally the tests would evenly span from morning to night, while taking into consideration any times that may be a trigger for the participant. SOBERLINK also recommends that the participant is informed of the scheduled testing times, which reduces the element of surprise but also reduces the likelihood of the participant missing a test or becoming reliant on the text message prompt.

Q. What happens if a participant sends a positive BAC test?

A.If the participant submits a test of .02 or higher, the SOBERLINK device will display "Alcohol Detected - an additional test will be required in 30 minutes" and the monitoring portal will send an automated text message to the participant's cell phone prompting them when to submit another test. The retest cycle will continue if the client continues to submit a test result of .02 or higher.

Q. How do I know when to calibrate the device?

A.An internal counter warns the supervising agency when the device reaches a set number of tests and requires a calibration check. At that time the unit can be sent back to SOBERLINK for an accuracy check and recalibration if needed.