MISSION: The primary goal of Cat’s-Eye Intelligence Service is to provide legal services that will benefit attorneys and their legal support staff,  their clients, and the consumer public.

To accomplish this end, Cat's-Eye provides four online sources for professionals in the field of security.

Two are now fully active (PI-CEU, for Private Investigators, and PS-Academy, for Private Process Servers), while two are being finalized (PSI-CEU, for private security personnel, and PeaceOfficers-CEU, for Peace Officers). Each online site makes information available without charge to any person who has a computer with a connection to the Internet.

Primarily, these on-line resources are designed to - 

1) reduce the cost, increase the efficiency, and make it more convenient for professionals in the security field to obtain continuing education credits and professional training.

2) significantly improve the ability of an individual service provider to publicize his or her services to potential clients across Texas and the United States...at little or no cost;

3) enhance and simplify the manner in which attorneys and their staff can search for, identify and locate professionals who provide legal support services in the private security field;

For lawyers, their legal support staff, business professionals and consumers needing these services, our sites offer a simple, more efficient, and more fully inclusive venue.

All our websites offer security professionals an opportunity to take courses on-line, and meet state requirements for continuing education more conveniently... and at less expense. We issue Continuing Education Credits for professionals who successfully complete one of our training courses. For private process servers, PS-Academy provides online courses of instruction that have been approved by the Dallas and Denton Courts, and we have made application for approval as an accredited school of instruction from the Texas Process Review Board of the Supreme Court of Texas.

Essentially, these sites offer private security professionals a more effective way to improve their skills and maintain their proficiency by giving them a more convenient, less costly forum.

The end result for the professional security service provider is greater efficiency, giving them a less expensive way to improve their services, reach a larger and yet more target-specific audience, and improve their overall skills levels.

During 2003 and 2004, Cat's-Eye worked diligently with state senators, legislators, and the Supreme Court of Texas to change the way service of process was conducted in Texas.  We submitted a set of recommendations, most of which were subsequently incorporated into the amended Rule 103 of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.