
Every system interaction, from initial file upload to prosecutor access, is automatically tracked and recorded. These audit logs help support defensible chain of custody documentation and provide agencies with greater visibility into how digital evidence is accessed and shared.
Eliminate disjointed storage folder search loops. Automatically index and categorize videos, photos, audio clips, and forensic documentation directly under the master case number.
Share entire, uncompressed digital case files with the district attorney's office or defense counsel via secure, trackable, and time-limited outbound portals.
Stream high-resolution video files natively inside your standard web browser. Staff can clip, blur, and prepare media for public or legal disclosure efficiently without waiting for massive downloads.
Maintain absolute control over your digital directory. Restrict user permissions with role-based access controls, keeping sensitive internal affairs files, protected juvenile data, or active drug task force records isolated.
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The platform centralizes your digital evidence, allowing records staff to quickly locate, review, and export files via secure links. It features built-in redaction workflows to ensure sensitive public information, juvenile data, or exempt materials are safely masked before public disclosure.
Yes. iCrimeFighter works alongside the standard Records Management Systems (RMS) used by public safety teams. Its API capabilities help connect your investigative data to reduce duplicate entry and simplify digital file matching.
The pricing is straightforward and transparent without any hidden costs. This pricing model scales up to suit both small rural public safety departments, regional task forces, big city police forces, and district attorney offices.
Usually, it takes less than a day to set up. However, implementation timelines can vary depending on factors such as agency size, internet connectivity, integrations, user setup requirements, and the volume of data being migrated. Many agencies are able to begin uploading new digital evidence to the cloud platform shortly after deployment is configured, while older legacy files may remain archived on existing local drives or server infrastructure until retention requirements are met or a phased migration is completed.
While Axon is a well-known name in digital evidence management, many agencies choose iCrimeFighter for its specialized focus on the investigator-to-prosecutor workflow and its vendor-agnostic architecture. iCrimeFighter helps agencies ingest and manage digital evidence from a wide range of camera brands and forensic sources within a single platform, helping preserve flexibility in hardware purchasing decisions and long-term evidence management strategies.