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Law enforcement, prosecution & legal firms

Find the moment. Preserve the context

Move from long recordings to precise, reviewable evidence. Keep the original source connected as material moves through investigation, review and disclosure.

Professionals review a digital record alongside written case notes.
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Evidence discovery & precise moment retrieval

Go directly to relevant evidence, with the surrounding context intact.

A focused evidence search links shop-entrance activity, a driveway vehicle and a supplied entrance statement to precise source references, preserving the surrounding context for review.

Vehicle arrival

Find the arrival of a described vehicle within relevant location and time filters, then retain the approach and surrounding road context.

Witness topic search

Locate where an interview or deposition discusses a particular event and open the original statement with its timestamp.

What your team receives

  • Relevant evidence moments
  • Context-preserving source references
  • Searchable case collection

Search long recordings or whole evidence collections for a person, vehicle, action, incident, statement or topic. Combine meaning-based queries with timestamps, locations, visual descriptions and supplied case metadata.

Work across CCTV, dashcam, bodycam, drone footage, interviews, conversations, hearings and depositions, alongside associated transcripts and statements.

Open matching moments with their preceding and following context: a vehicle’s arrival, activity before an arrest, a witness’s discussion of an event or a precise moment within an extended recording.

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Multilingual transcription & translation

Keep every translated statement connected to its original wording.

Spanish wording and English translations stay aligned to supplied speaker turns as a case note traces the north-entrance statement to its precise source reference.

Multilingual interview

Review aligned source-language and translated speaker turns, then navigate to the corresponding interview moment.

Existing deposition transcript

Translate supplied transcript passages while preserving speaker attribution, page or source references and available timecodes.

What your team receives

  • Diarized timestamped transcript
  • Aligned translation
  • Original-language source links

Produce diarized transcripts and aligned translations from interviews, conversations, bodycam and dashcam audio, hearings and depositions.

Preserve speaker turns, original wording and timestamps, and use supplied speaker identities where available. Search across languages and navigate from a translated statement to its original recorded moment.

Translate existing text transcripts while retaining source references and any supplied timestamps, so multilingual review preserves the structure of the evidence record.

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Case reconstruction & report generation

Bring separate sources into a coherent, reviewable account.

Independent recordings and supplied notes form parallel evidence strands, with visible scene details and original source offsets carried into a draft case report.

Arrival-time comparison

Place a supplied witness account beside time-aligned CCTV and dashcam moments to identify supporting observations and questions for review.

Proceeding summary

Create a source-linked summary of a hearing and connect referenced events to the corresponding interview or recorded evidence.

What your team receives

  • Chronological evidence account
  • Draft case and incident reports
  • Support, conflict and gap references

Assemble chronology across related CCTV, bodycam, dashcam and drone recordings, interviews, proceedings, transcripts and statements using supplied case associations and time information.

Compare footage and statements to locate material that supports, conflicts with or leaves a gap in a proposed sequence. Keep each observation connected to its original source.

Generate draft incident reports, case summaries, interview and proceeding summaries, and evidence timelines for investigator, prosecution and legal review.

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Live threat detection & incident-response support

Give law enforcement operators a shared picture of unfolding events.

A supplied alarm record and site plan connect two independent camera recordings with timestamped observations and a concise situation briefing for operator review.

Public-space incident

Apply a supplied incident rule to a monitored zone and surface relevant camera context with the location and time.

Nearby-feed assessment

Following an external notification, open the surrounding CCTV or drone views and brief operators on observable conditions.

What your team receives

  • Location-linked notification
  • Nearby-feed context
  • Situation and response summary

Monitor live CCTV and drone feeds across locations for threats and incidents configured by the agency. Connect notifications to a location, timestamp and supporting footage.

After an existing alarm or incident notification, review nearby camera views and describe visible activity to support situational assessment.

Prepare concise situation summaries for operator review and response coordination. Live monitoring serves law enforcement operations; recorded evidence remains available for subsequent case work.

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Recorded encounter & procedural review

Review how an encounter unfolded against the criteria you supply.

Instruction, action and response entries align on the interview clock, linking supplied review criteria to an 18-second pause and readiness recorded before questioning resumes.

Recorded-stop review

Find relevant instructions and responses in a recorded stop, then inspect their order against an agency’s supplied review checklist.

Interview procedure

Locate warnings, requests and responses in an interview and assemble a timestamped record for counsel or supervisor review.

What your team receives

  • Encounter sequence
  • Criteria-linked review findings
  • Timestamped procedural report

Reconstruct stops, searches, arrests, use-of-force incidents and interviews from bodycam, dashcam, custody CCTV and recorded interviews.

Locate instructions, warnings, requests, visible actions and responses; sequence them against supplied review criteria and retain the relevant timestamps.

Generate source-linked review reports for supervision, complaint investigations, prosecution and defence review. The report organizes observed evidence and supplied criteria for the reviewing professional’s assessment.

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Disclosure preparation & redaction support

Prepare a clear handoff while keeping sensitive material in view.

A disclosure package links retained CCTV, a display-mask instruction, an interview editing brief, aligned audio and text instructions, and a source-referenced handoff index.

Video disclosure pack

Identify sensitive visual regions and spoken details, prepare time-bounded editing instructions and index the selected clips for review.

Interview handoff

Prepare a referenced transcript index and redaction instructions for names or addresses across aligned audio and text.

What your team receives

  • Timestamped redaction instructions
  • Referenced evidence index
  • Reviewed copies where editing is supported

Identify sensitive faces, licence plates, screens, names, addresses and spoken information in video, audio and transcripts selected for disclosure or sharing.

Prepare timestamped redaction instructions linked to the original sources. Where editing capabilities support the required operation, prepare redacted video, audio or text copies for review.

Generate an index of supplied clips and transcripts with source references, helping the receiving legal team understand the disclosure package and verify the prepared material.

Law enforcement & legal

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