SAKTS User Resources

If you work within a forensic medical exam collection site, law enforcement agency, crime lab, or you are another professional with access to the Georgia Sexual Assault Kit Tracking System (SAKTS), this page provides resources to help you better understand and effectively utilize the system. 

All agencies that handle sexual assault kits are legally required to register and begin using the system by July 1, 2022; this includes sexual assault & child advocacy centers, law enforcement agencies, hospitals, correctional facilities, human trafficking agencies, universities, medical examiner’s offices, and GBI crime lab employees.

SYSTEM TRAINING

 

 

 

WRITTEN REFERENCES

VIDEO TUTORIALS

Below are a series of short videos (1-3 minutes each) on different components of the system:

 

 

How to log into the system.

 

 

 

How to receive a kit in the system.

 

 

How to "collect" a kit when a forensic medical exam has been completed.

 

 

How to create (or cancel, if necessary) a kit PIN.

 

 

 

How to notify an agency that a kit is ready for pickup.

 

 

How to indicate that a kit is being retained on-site.

 

 

How to transfer an unused kit between agencies.

 

 

How to change the status of a kit (non-reported to reported).

 

How to indicate a kit is being sent out of state, or that it is being brought into GA from another state.

 

 

Understanding notifications in SAKTS.

 

 

Understanding reports in SAKTS.

 

 

How to access the survivor portal.

 

 

Entire system overview: recording of a previous live training, including system background and user demonstration.

ADMIN ASSISTANCE 

If you encounter difficulty using SAKTS that cannot be resolved by reviewing the user guide or videos, you may email the system administrator at sakts-admin@cjcc.ga.gov for additional assistance.