Public Safety Command Platform

Move from alert to case, evidence, and briefing without changing systems

Public Safety keeps search, casework, evidence handling, and export on one operator record so teams do not rebuild the investigation at every handoff.

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CJIS-aligned access and audit controls

Access control, retention, audit, and export checks are inspectable

Cloud, sovereign, or air-gapped deployment paths

SaaS, sovereign cloud, private tenancy, or disconnected edge

Connector model for RMS, CAD, OSINT, and partner feeds

RMS, CAD, watchlists, partner feeds, and bespoke data sources

Independent assurance material available for review

Independent assurance material and control evidence are available through the security review path.

Investigation surface

Public Safety Command Platform

CJIS-aligned access and audit controls

Case, evidence, graph, and briefing stay on one operator record

Connector boundary

RMS, CAD, watchlists, partner feeds, and bespoke data sources

Case, evidence, graph, and briefing stay on one operator record

of investigator time disappears into manual search, re-entry, and system switching

40%

screens analysts may touch before a briefing reaches review

5-10

faster evidence-to-case availability when intake and verification stay on the same surface

50-70%

less administrative effort when briefing, export, and audit trail are built into the workflow

60%

Operational modules the site can actually defend

The platform matters when search, casework, evidence, and briefing share the same record instead of being split across disconnected tools.

Operational modules the site can actually defend

Case, evidence, and coordination stay on one record

Alert

Notify investigators of actionable intelligence

Search external intelligence, internal records, and partner data from one surface, then move directly into review, correlation, and assignment.

Operational modules the site can actually defend

Case, evidence, and coordination stay on one record

The platform matters when search, casework, evidence, and briefing share the same record instead of being split across disconnected tools.

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Case, evidence, and coordination stay on one record

Teams work the case, assign tasks, review evidence, and hand off the briefing without rebuilding context in separate systems.

Shared live case state across roles

Evidence and notes tied to the same investigation record

Briefing-ready handoff instead of manual case reconstruction

Run one search across sources before the lead goes cold

Search external intelligence, internal records, and partner data from one surface, then move directly into review, correlation, and assignment.

Cross-source recall with role-aware access

Analyst triage and summarization where it reduces manual load

Direct linkage from search result to entity, case, and task

Move from hits to networks while the trail is still hot

Relationship review shows people, entities, locations, and case links in context so analysts can escalate with something more defensible than a loose list of matches.

Entity and relationship review tied to the case record

Pattern discovery across connected investigations

Timeline-aware relationship context for escalation

Security and evidentiary control set

Preserve chain of custody while the case is still moving

Deployment boundary

SaaS, sovereign cloud, private tenancy, or disconnected edge

Evidence handling, verification, and export stay inside the working flow so teams are not rebuilding provenance at the end of the investigation.

Security and evidentiary control set

Preserve chain of custody while the case is still moving

Evidence handling, verification, and export stay inside the working flow so teams are not rebuilding provenance at the end of the investigation.

Preserve chain of custody while the case is still moving

Evidence handling, verification, and export stay inside the working flow so teams are not rebuilding provenance at the end of the investigation.

Integrity verification at intake and export

Audit trail that survives review and disclosure

Court and partner-ready packages without manual repackaging

Use model routing where it reduces analyst load

Automation belongs in triage, summarization, translation, and routing where it speeds review without obscuring the evidentiary path.

Model selection tied to task sensitivity and cost

Human review gates where findings need confirmation

Summaries and pattern flags that trace back to source material

Keep the workflow when the network disappears

Disconnected teams can keep operating on the same case structure and sync back without losing the audit trail or task context.

Case access for edge and intermittent environments

Conflict-aware sync back into the main record

Same permissions and workflow rules on reconnect

A five-step path from intake to briefing packet

Each step leaves something a supervisor, prosecutor, or reviewer can actually inspect.

Investigation flow

Input, normalize, correlate, review, and export on one command surface

The point is not another dashboard. The point is preserving context from intake through supervisor, prosecutor, or partner-agency handoff.

Investigation flow

Input, normalize, correlate, review, and export on one command surface

less administrative effort when briefing, export, and audit trail are built into the workflow

Step 1

Input

Take in evidence and source material without losing provenance at the door

Evidence and source records ready for review

30-90 seconds

Step 2

Normalize

Standardize formats, entities, and metadata so teams are reading one coherent case

Normalized records with entity and metadata structure

2-5 minutes

Step 3

Correlate

Link records, entities, and events into something analysts can test and defend

Correlation candidates with confidence and source context

3-8 minutes

Step 4

Review

Keep a human decision point before findings become case action

Reviewed findings with decision trail

5-30 minutes

Step 5

Export

Produce the packet, brief, or disclosure set directly from the live record

Briefing or export package with supporting references

2-5 minutes

Deployment and integration posture

Identity, transport, tenancy, and export decisions should be explicit before pilot, procurement, or security review.

Data model and APIs

REST and GraphQL interfaces expose the same record model used by operators, so integrations do not rely on a parallel demo schema.

Connector coverage

Use existing connectors where they fit, then extend into local feeds, partner systems, or niche intelligence sources without redesigning the case model.

Identity boundary

OIDC and SAML let agencies keep existing identity, role, and MFA controls instead of introducing another isolated account system.

Export and handoff

Packages for disclosure, partner exchange, and reporting come from the live record rather than a one-off reporting pipeline.

faster evidence-to-case availability when intake and verification stay on the same surface

50-70%

less manual recall work when search, entity review, and correlation share one record

40%

less administrative effort when briefing, export, and audit trail are built into the workflow

60%

lower stack complexity when case, evidence, search, and reporting stop living in separate systems

30-50%

Security and evidentiary control set

Security review is only useful when it points to the real operating surface. These are the control areas teams inspect before they trust the workflow with sensitive investigations.

Infrastructure

Deployment options cover managed cloud, private tenancy, sovereign placement, and disconnected environments.

Encryption

Encryption and key handling are explicit across data at rest, transport, and exported evidence packages.

Access Control

Role-aware permissions, approval boundaries, and MFA protect investigator, supervisor, and admin actions.

Audit Logging

Audit events, review decisions, and export actions remain traceable for oversight and disclosure.

Assurance Review

Independent assurance material and control evidence are available through the security review path.

CJIS Alignment

Criminal justice access, authentication, logging, and review controls map cleanly into CJIS conversations.

Run your own workflow against the platform

Bring the sources, roles, export requirements, and review constraints that matter to your team. We will walk the real path instead of a generic demo.

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