Helping K9 units keep records consistent and court-ready
PACKTRACK is built for K9 handlers, trainers, and supervisors who need a reliable way to log training and deployments and generate structured reports without manual rework. It cuts repeat data entry so handlers can spend more time documenting what was performed and how the dog performed.
For many K9 units, record keeping still lives in paper logs, Word files, spreadsheets, or K9 modules inside broader systems. That leads to repetitive entry, inconsistent documentation, and last-minute reporting scrambles.
PACKTRACK was built to change that.
Today, PACKTRACK helps K9 teams capture, manage, and report records in one system, with mobile logging and K9-focused reporting. It includes both a mobile app and a web app that automates data entry and location tracking.
One system. Clear records. Report-ready documentation.
Fundamental outcomes
Reliable training & deployment records
Less redundant data entry
Data that supports training decisions
Clear visibility into K9 activity
Easy use across teams & agencies
Transparent pricing
Why we built PACKTRACK
We built PACKTRACK because we saw firsthand how K9 record keeping was being handled in the field. For years, we worked as handlers, trainers, and expert witnesses, and saw K9 records split across paper, spreadsheets, and disconnected systems. Training and reporting got harder, and handlers spent time repeating entry instead of documenting performance.
We knew there had to be a better way to document K9 work — one that reflects how teams actually operate.
Fragmentation
K9 records lived across paper logs, Word files, spreadsheets, and disconnected systems, creating inconsistent documentation and extra work.
System
We designed PACKTRACK to capture the training, deployment, and reporting data handlers rely on in one system, with less repeated entry and clearer performance records.
Reporting
When records are captured consistently, reports can be generated from recorded activity instead of compiled manually.
Defensibility
We built PACKTRACK to support the kind of documentation used to demonstrate reliability and stand up under legal scrutiny.
Who we are
Andrew Weiman
Co-Founder, PACKTRACK
Andy is a retired Deputy Sheriff with over 30 years of law enforcement experience and more than two decades as a K9 handler and trainer. He led detection canine training for the Broward Sheriff's Office for 15+ years and has served as an expert witness in state and federal courts, including contributing to landmark U.S. Supreme Court K9 cases. Andy co-authored Canines in the Courtroom and brings deep field and courtroom expertise into PACKTRACK.
Jeff Barrett
Co-Founder, PACKTRACK
Jeff is a retired police officer with over 30 years of experience and three decades as a K9 handler. He is a recognized leader in K9 training education and has helped shape modern training curriculum across the law enforcement community. Jeff has served in leadership roles with national K9 organizations and co-authored Canines in the Courtroom. His experience in both training and courtroom environments informs the ongoing development of PACKTRACK.
Results you can trust
PACKTRACK gives K9 teams something they rarely get from spreadsheets and paper logs — consistent documentation that's easier to review and report on.
More consistent records
Standardized documentation across handlers instead of each person logging differently.
Less manual reporting work
Generate reports from recorded activity instead of rebuilding reports from scattered logs.
Unit-level visibility
Supervisors can review records and generate summary reporting without chasing files.
Court-focused documentation
Capture training and deployment data that supports reliability and defensibility.
Ready to see PACKTRACK in action?
Find out if PACKTRACK is the right fit for your K9 unit. We'll walk through how training and deployment logging works, show reporting and oversight workflows, and answer setup questions.
Walk through core K9 documentation workflows
See how reporting and review work from recorded activity
Explore mobile logging in the field
