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Scalable, encrypted environment for all file types (4K video, audio, PDFs, and high-res photos).
Stop hunting through folders; find everything related to a case number in one location
Capture every interaction with a file to ensure total transparency for the court.
Set granular permissions to protect sensitive juvenile or internal affairs records.
Watch high-resolution video directly in the app without waiting for massive file downloads.
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Yes, the system is CJIS, SOC 2, FIPS, and HIPAA-compliant with granular access controls to ensure Utah's digital evidence meets federal security requirements.
Yes, investigators can generate a single-use link that allows civilians to submit photo and video evidence to case files without the need to collect digital evidence directly from civilian devices.
Yes, iCrimeFighter is agnostic to third-party vendors. Any video evidence from body or dash-cam manufacturers can be managed with this solution, allowing agencies to avoid expensive proprietary hardware ecosystems.
The system centralizes files into a searchable format, allowing agencies to quickly identify, review, and redact sensitive info to meet Utah's public records deadlines efficiently.
Yes, the platform works alongside common Utah RMS systems. Using API capabilities, it handles heavy digital media while syncing data to reduce tedious manual entry.
Pricing is simple and predictable to accommodate local budgets. Small rural offices, major metro departments, and prosecutor attorneys alike pay only for what is actually used; no surprise fees or massive price jumps.
Most agencies go live within a day. The iCrimeFighter team assists with setting up agency structures and workflows, while agencies typically continue maintaining older files within their existing storage systems.
The biggest difference is the completely vendor-neutral approach. While some systems require staying within a specific ecosystem, iCrimeFighter works with any camera brand. The focus remains on the handshake between the police and the prosecutor, providing a smooth digital workflow without hardware lock-in.
It allows for shared case folders where investigators from different agencies contribute and view digital evidence in one secure workspace with distinct audit trails.