Bail bond power inventory & surety software
Track bail bond powers of attorney per surety — available, used and voided — with low-power alerts and surety-ready reporting. Part of BailSoft Pro.
Track your powers of attorney, per surety
If you write surety bonds, your powers of attorney (numbered certificates authorizing bonds up to set amounts) are inventory — and running out, or mis-recording one, creates real liability. Power inventory software tracks every power by surety, amount and status, so you always know what you can write.
How BailSoft handles power inventory
- Per-surety tracking — powers organized by each surety you write for.
- Amount & status — available, used and voided powers at a glance.
- Low-power alerts — a warning before you run short so you can reorder.
- Tied to bonds — each power links to the bond it was used on, for a clean audit trail.
- Surety reporting — export what your surety needs, when they need it.
Why it matters
Powers are the raw material of a surety agency. Clean inventory keeps you compliant with your surety, prevents writing beyond your authority, and makes audits painless. It's part of BailSoft Pro — see the platform.
FAQ
What is a power of attorney in bail bonds?
It's a numbered certificate from a surety insurer that authorizes an agent to write a bond up to a specified amount. Agencies track their powers as inventory.
How does BailSoft track powers?
BailSoft Pro's Power Inventory tracks powers per surety by amount and status, links each to the bond it was used on, and alerts you when you're running low.
Can I report power usage to my surety?
Yes. BailSoft can export power usage and status for the surety reporting your insurer requires.