LEARNING GOAL

This subject aims to provide the

participants with the basic
knowledge and importance of e-
WPIS (Warrant Person Information
System) in the field of investigation.
 LEARNING OBJECTIVES
 Discuss the background and
importance of e-WPIS/e-Warrant;
 Discuss the e-WPIS/e-Warrant
System as a tool in investigation; and
 Discuss the steps/procedures in
encoding WOA to e-WPIS/e-Warrant.
 BASIS FOR
CREATION/IMPLEMENTATION
OF E-WPIS
LOI 03/11 (Manhunt “Charlie”)
dated November 11, 2011, intensified
campaign to consolidate a
comprehensive List of WOA and
Arrest/Neutralize/Account wanted
persons accused in various crimes.
 Concept of Operation of LOI
03/11
 Development and Maintenance of Data
Base of Wanted Persons;
 Organization of appropriate units which
will manage and implement the tasks
mandated under this LOI; and
 The Monitoring and Evaluation of the
performance of all tasked units.
 II. ADOPTION OF E-WPIS AS
A TOOL IN INVESTIGATION

The installation of e-WPIS/e-Warrant

nationwide is one of the PNP’s strategies in
enhancing the integrated database system and
upgrade the PNP’s investigative equipment to
give timely, fast, and reliable information of
criminals.
 Purpose of e-WPIS/
e-Warrant System
 Establish, maintain and update regularly the
database on WOA;
 Assist the PNP and other Law Enforcement
Agencies in crime investigation; 
 Account all issued WOA;
 Fast track the processes in the CJS; and
 Unite the efforts of all law enforcement units,
agencies and the community.
 How the system works?

 The primary contents of the e-WPIS/e-

Warrant are collection of WOA issued by the
different courts and received by the PNP
offices/units. The encoding/uploading of data
shall be approved by the COPs of PNP
Units/Offices.
 The end users may search and request for
these data providing them with a digital copy
of WOA.
 Who can use the system?

The following are allowed to access the e-WPIS:

 DIDM-staff (System Administrator);
 PROs (RIDMD Searcher/Editor);
 PPOs (PIDMB Encoder/Editor); and
 Police Stations (Searcher).
 Data Access and Retrieval
 Data uploaded into the e-WPIS/e-Warrant may
be accessed and retrieved by end-users.

 Users of the e-WPIS/e-Warrant may be PNP

personnel who are duly authorized and
endorsed by their head of office/unit.
 To access the e-WPIS/e-Warrant, log on to
www.pnp.gov.ph.
 WOA Verification Warrant of Arrest
Received by
CPS/MPs

PPOs/CPOs
NOSUs (CIDG,
HPG, AIDSOTF,
AKG and IG)
WOA Text Verification

Wanted DIDM
Persons CIDG
Information ITMS
System

Internet Address: ewpis.pnpapps.net

 Warrant of Arrest Texting
Verification Information System
Message Sequence
a. TYPE: pnp/first name/middle name/last
name/qualifier
EXAMPLE:pnp/juan/reyes/delacruz/jr
(Name of Person to be verified)
If no middle name: pnp/juan/ /delacruz/jr
(Name of Person to be verified)
Or if no qualifier: pnp/juan/reyes/delacruz/
(Name of Person to be verified)
Note: Slash (/) is very important: Example: pnp/first name/middle name/last
name/qualifier (There should be a total of four (4) slashes (/) in each message
verification)

IOBC
 Warrant of Arrest Texting
Verification Information System
Message Sequence
b. Warrant of Arrest Text Verification

: 0947- 8966332

: 0943 -1292136
 STEPS/PROCEDURES IN ENCODING
WOA TO E-WPIS/E-WARRANT

NOSUs

PROs Web Server

PPOs

Database
Police Stations Server
NOTE: Encoding of Warrants of Arrest is in the PPO/CPO/District level
 SUMMARY
In this lesson, the participants were able to:

Discuss the background and

importance of e-WPIS/e-Warrant;

Discuss the e-WPIS/e-Warrant System as a tool in

investigation; and
Discuss the steps/procedures in
encoding WOA to e-WPIS/e-Warrant
The participants are expected to take exam at the regular
scheduled time.
Questions
. . . THANK YOU AND GOOD DAY