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From triangulation to leads
Cross-source connections surface in the workspace instead of being assembled by hand. The case develops in hours, not weeks.
Records, sensor data, and video, connected into one investigative picture. Sigilite equips detectives and analysts with the records search, the correlation workspace, and the video analytics that turn fragmented sources into direct lead development.
The information that closes a case already exists. It sits in the agency's records, a neighboring jurisdiction's RMS, hours of surveillance footage, and the sensor data collected along the way. The investigative work isn't finding a system that has an answer. It's connecting the answers that live in different ones.
CAD, RMS, jail records, and bulletins live agency by agency. N-DEx and LInX reach across jurisdictions, but each is one more system to query, one login at a time.
A name from a report, a plate from LPR, an address from records: connecting them has historically been manual triangulation, one query at a time, while the case ages.
The footage exists. The hours to review it don't. Unwatched video is the most common unworked lead in modern casework.
The investigations stack is built around three capabilities: records search across jurisdictions, geospatial correlation across sources, and video analytics that turn footage into answers. All three integrated with the systems your agency already runs.
Multi-jurisdictional investigative search in one platform: CAD/RMS, N-DEx, LInX, JMS, bulletins, Public Records, and AdTech. A name or an address becomes a starting point, not a dead end.
ViewGeospatial correlation across LPR, RF, drone, and records data in one workspace. Bring FINDER results in and layer them against everything the sensors captured.
ViewHours of footage reviewed in minutes. Find people, vehicles, and objects across every camera, and keep footage accessible across sites through the cloud video layer.
ViewTied into the CAD, RMS, and evidence systems where casework already lives. The connected picture reaches investigators inside the tools they use, not another silo beside them.
ViewOne address, worked through the connected stack.
An address from a report. FINDER returns the records history across CAD/RMS, jail data, and bulletins, and the names attached to it.
FINDER's AdTech and Public Records modules extend the search: devices and records activity associated with the location and the identities around it.
Results move into 4DV Insight, where they're layered against LPR reads, RF device identifiers, and drone activity across the operational area.
Video analytics pulls the matching timeframes and subjects from the footage. The lead arrives documented, not just suspected.
Cross-source connections surface in the workspace instead of being assembled by hand. The case develops in hours, not weeks.
One search spans the agency's own records and the jurisdictions around it. What the neighboring county knows is part of the case from day one.
Analytics turn footage review from a staffing problem into a query. The unworked lead pile shrinks.
Most investigations engagements begin with the case types that hurt most: vehicle crimes, property theft, or violent-crime follow-up. We'll scope the records, correlation, and video mix that fits how your detectives work.
Investigative technology for law enforcement.