FotoWare works independently and isn't limited to any hardware the organization uses
Integrate your system with other mission-critical systems such as Case Management and Records Management Systems
Create bespoke integrations to streamline your workflows with the RESTful API for connections with 3rd party systems
Add evidence directly to the system using mobile, tablet and desktop devices
One central repository for all your evidence made searchable and accessible on any device. Information sharing can happen at several levels – between police officers, investigators, and prosecutors, as well as, crowdsourcing evidence from the public.
7 Challenges Police Forces Face When Handling Digital EvidenceLearn about seven challenges experienced throughout the lifecycle of digital evidence, from the time of capture and initial transfer to the management and sharing aspect. Examine how a DEM solution can help to solve them.
FotoWare is currently used by 35 of 42 UK police forces, 3 of 6 Australian state police forces, 4 of 16 German state police forces and 3 of 9 Icelandic regional police forces, along with police forces and specialist units in Canada, Belgium, Netherlands, Norway and more.
Highlight areas of interest on images that are of importance to an investigation, and for tactical and strategic reasons
Customizable upload fields allow you to add all the necessary metadata, such as crime type, date etc. helping your colleagues to easily find these files
Easily view videos in the video playback feature, with keyframes so that you can hone in on events directly
Create albums for sharing directly with the prosecution, and even integrate with the court's system using our open API
Ensure compliance with necessary regulations by being able to find and revoke access to evidence
Set up alerts, so that the system users know immediately when new evidence is added
In early June, FotoWare held a virtual conference – Digital Innovation in Policing – to share best practices and perspectives on digital transformation initiatives and technology for police and law enforcement professionals.
Nearly 400 participants from +250 organizations and +60 countries took part. 14 speakers from various organizations, including Microsoft, KPMG, DNB Bank, Unblur, and UAS Norway were lined up to speak at the event, as well as experts in first response and drone technology.
If you couldn’t attend the event or would like to rewatch the sessions, you can access the recordings and full presentation files.
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