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Code Four ingests audio, visual, and other meta data from each frame of an officer's body-worn camera to create a comprehensive narrative of every situation.
The system's ability to analyze body worn video and generate accurate, detailed reports has been a significant benefit.
What would've taken me likely all day to type out actually took me about 45 minutes.
Most of the other officers are very pleased with the platform and the time savings that they have observed.
I have been able to upload large volume pdf cold case homicide files, then using the assistant receive answers about the case in seconds.
UI was simple and well laid out. Narratives were mostly accurate, only needing minor revisions.
I love the ability to upload videos from outside of evidence.com... I really like the admin interface and how simple the program is to use.
The AI program is great at reading license plates, DL information, or addresses.
Prosecutors have told me that my reports have been a lot better since we began using CodeFour.
Especially the ability to upload almost any file, whether it be audio, video, audio/video or documents.
The breakdown of the reports for interviewing purposes has been the best tool that has been introduced to my position in a very long time.
CodeFour has significantly reduced the hours spent on report writing.
It has streamlined the report writing process and is a great resource for time management.
It's very helpful and shaves time off of report writing for smaller investigations.
The simplicity of the UI is, to me, one of the most useful features.
The quality of the report narratives is always improving.
The software demonstrates a notably intuitive ability to interpret context from both video and audio recordings.
I really enjoy the transcript feature and the fact you can watch the camera as you review the report.
The translation capability for jail inmate calls has been especially beneficial, significantly reducing the time required to review communications.
Read real case studies from agencies using Code Four for AI police report writing, body-camera analysis, and faster law enforcement documentation.
Pocatello Police Department partnered with Code Four to transform their body camera footage into comprehensive police reports, reducing report writing time by 75% and freeing officers to spend more time on patrol.
Fayetteville Police Department deployed Code Four across patrol and Major Crimes to accelerate report writing and free detectives to focus on solving cases instead of writing about them.
Amery Police Department partnered with Code Four to modernize their report-writing workflows, proving that AI-powered solutions are not just for large agencies.
Code Four is able to integrate and build on-top of any bodyworn camera system, including Axon, LensLock, i-PRO, Motorola, Getac, and others.
$50 per officer per month.
Yes, we meet all CJIS controls including keeping a chain of custody, encryption in transit/at rest, and others to ensure your department's data is safe. We are also working on a state-by-state level with State Emergency Management Agencies (SEMAs) to ensure full compliance.
Think of us as a copilot - we provide suggestions for the first draft of the report. The officer reviews the report and submits the final version to court. Officers still own what they write and sign at the end of the day.
While there are risks to all frontier technologies, Code Four is not meant to replace officer report writing. Code Four creates an ecosystem where the officer can be the verifier rather than the creator of reports. We also build in safeguards, draft versioning, and a full chain of custody to meet any compliance standard and ensure full transparency.
For most departments, our solution can be fully implemented within days, with minimal disruption to existing workflows.
Our platform is designed to integrate seamlessly with most records management systems (RMS) and computer-aided dispatch (CAD) solutions already in use by departments.
We support over 40 major languages including English, Spanish, Chinese, and more, as well as strong understanding of different dialects and accents.
