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Originally Posted by 2257-Ben
Newbreed and I have spent the past 2 months (and several thousands of dollars) creating 2257 MAVIS. The most important aspect of which is the absolute compliance to the 2257 regulations, right out of the box. No 'custom' fields need to be added in order to make it compliant.
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YARGH! I am guessing you didn't get what I wrote about the custom fields function. It's for flexibility in case the regs change, with a couple of clicks you can add a field later.
My copy of the software is 100% compliant "Out of the box" with current regs without any changes.
I have contacted the coder to suggest that an older version may have made it into the download. Newbreed said that fields were missing, I am sure it will be rectified. My copy was not missing these fields so I really don't know if they are in fact missing.
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Originally Posted by 2257-Ben
We have also had the software reviewed by a prominent adult industry attorney who is very familiar with 18 USC 2257 as well as 28 CFR Part 75 and he has provided documentation to us stating that 2257 MAVIS is not only fully compliant with the law, it's also the one he's going to be recommending to his clients. Period.
So you have a choice, and it's up to you to make it. You can use a 'solution' that is 'web server' based, not particularly user friendly, doesn't have advanced functionality that allows you to get your 2257 records in order quickly and relatively painlessly, or you can fall on someone elses sword when the inspectors come and find they cannot effectively locate the records they came to see.
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I found the software to work very well and has the same exact functionality as yours. I can scan content. I can add users with lesser permissions if they need to view the records. Every or any detail of a record can be searched.
As for being able to produce the physical docs, you give me a url (or partial), or model name, I'll punch it in, and every model on that url(s) will show. I then walk over to my file cabinet and get the records.
This isn't rocket science.
I have nothing to gain by telling people about this. It's free. I use it. I was suggesting alternatives like the original post requested.
I have no doubt your software is good, it may even be easier to use, but free is free. What you may give up slightly in ease of setup I think most would find is worth it given the low price of admission.
Pirate mode re-enabled
YARGH!