Phase 01
Triage the lead
Ingest the referral, confirm entities, attach source material, and push the case into the right investigative lane before evidence fragments.
Intake packet approved
Product
Investigation workflows for live public-safety casework
Run intake, graph analysis, evidence packaging, and disclosure from one command surface instead of forcing detectives to rebuild the case in separate systems.
Operational readout
shared across analysts, supervisors, and legal
1 case record
from intake packet to field briefing
<15 min
discipline baked into every handoff
CJIS + audit
same workflow across deployment models
Air-gap to cloud
Case discipline
The case should not fall apart at every handoff
Most agencies still intake in one tool, map relationships in another, brief leadership in slides, and then rebuild the evidence package for legal review. That creates delay and drift at the exact moment the case needs momentum.
Analysts, investigators, and supervisors work from one case ledger instead of copying status into disconnected systems.
Evidence, notes, and entity decisions stay attached to the same workflow so chain-of-custody and rationale are visible later.
Supervisors can see blocked tasks, aging leads, and incomplete packages before the case stalls in queue.
Designed for warrants, task-force briefings, major crime, and cross-border cases.
Argus Workspace
The command view keeps intelligence notes, tasking, relationship analysis, and case context in one operating picture.
Workflow map
Move the case from intake to filing without rebuilding it
The workflow is opinionated on purpose: triage the signal, build the network, assign action, and publish a defensible output package while the audit trail keeps pace.
Workflow rail
The playbook view reinforces how intake, tasking, and escalation can remain in the same operational surface as the rest of the investigation.
Phase 02
Build the operational picture
Link people, accounts, locations, and events into a working graph, assign tasks, and capture analyst judgement where the next shift can see it.
Network and tasking aligned
Phase 03
Package for action
Publish briefing notes, export the evidence set, and hand legal or command staff a case package that already includes provenance, chronology, and open issues.
Briefing and filing package ready
Module stack
Built for operational tempo, not slideware
The workflow pages now anchor on real operator jobs: command visibility, evidence discipline, tasking, and publishable outputs.
Case orchestration
Shared command board
Supervisors and detectives see the same case state, next actions, and unresolved blockers.
Task ownership and due dates stay visible on the case record.
Briefing context does not disappear when the shift changes.
Escalation points are visible before the case ages out.
Analysis
Relationship and entity resolution
Analysts can build the network while keeping investigative notes and confidence calls attached to the same workspace.
Entity merges are visible and reviewable later.
Narrative rationale sits beside the graph instead of in a separate notebook.
Cross-domain pivots are possible without leaving the case context.
Evidence
Court-ready packaging
Exports, filing packets, and leadership briefings inherit the same chronology and evidence links already used by the case team.
Briefings and disclosure exports start from the live case state.
Attachment provenance is preserved through the workflow.
Open issues remain visible instead of getting hidden in a PDF.
Governance
Audit-first handoffs
Every assignment, edit, and export can be tracked without slowing the case team down.
Role-based access and approvals fit the investigative flow.
Audit events stay tied to the underlying case objects.
Supervisory review can happen inside the same workspace.
Proof dossier
Specific enough for real deployment decisions
This product page now reads like a deployment brief: standards, deployment models, and workflow examples instead of abstract platform promises.
Standards
Control and evidence posture
CJIS-aligned operating controls, immutable audit expectations, and export discipline are designed into the workflow instead of added later.
NIST-oriented security language and role-based access patterns line up with the security and safeguards material elsewhere on the site.
Legal package outputs are framed around chronology, provenance, and reviewer visibility rather than a generic “reporting” claim.
Deployment
Deployment models
Cloud, hybrid, gov cloud, and air-gapped deployments are treated as operating choices, not separate products.
The same case flow is intended to survive sovereign and low-connectivity environments.
Workflow ownership stays with the agency instead of embedded consultants.
Examples
Operational examples
Major crime detectives moving from lead intake to warrant package.
Fusion-center analysts packaging a briefing for a task-force commander.
Cross-border teams preserving evidence discipline while handing a case to legal review.
Walk through the case lifecycle with your own review steps
Bring the intake, assignment, supervisor review, and court-prep steps your investigators follow now. We will show how evidence, tasks, and narrative stay on one record.