Law Enforcement · Investigation & Link Analysis

See the Connections. Verify What They Mean.

Heimdall builds manageable, explainable network views around an investigative question so authorized personnel can review potential relationships without treating a connection as a conclusion.

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Representative product view · synthetic data

PRIORITY INVESTIGATIVE LEAD · SOURCE BACKEDThe system assembles the lead. The investigator validates and acts.

FINDINGBoth burglary reports involve the same white Ford Transit and recurring service lane.

2 incident reports2 vehicle sightings1 recurring location

PRIORITY LEADVehicle registration resolves to Jordan Lee.Identity and registration remain subject to investigator confirmation.

RECOMMENDED ACTIONAssign immediate person-and-vehicle follow-up.

Confirm registration and timestamps
Compare camera and service-lane activity
Route the evidence packet to the assigned investigator

Ready to validate and execute

For investigators, analysts and RTCC teams

Inspect potential relationships without turning a connection into a conclusion.

Heimdall can bring together approved incident, person, place, vehicle and other entity records, show why they may relate and preserve the source context an investigator needs to verify the connection.

First application

Users: investigators, analysts and authorized intelligence personnel
Sources: selected RMS, CAD, LPR, tips, files or other approved records
Output: a manageable network around one investigative question
Decision: verify, expand, dismiss or assign follow-up

Explainable link analysis

Which records may relate to the same recurring burglary pattern?

The network stays small enough to inspect. Every line states what the connection represents.

Representative operating example. Connections identify records for review; they do not establish identity, guilt or evidentiary certainty.

QuestionDo the two incidents share a verifiable person, place or vehicle connection?
Source contextEach node retains record type, date, source and match quality where available.
UncertaintyThe person match and tip remain unverified. A vehicle sighting alone does not identify an offender.
Investigator actionVerify identity and timestamps, then expand, dismiss or assign proportionate follow-up.

Beyond separate record searches

Make the relationship and its source inspectable.

Agency systems

Remain authoritative for their records

Incidents, calls, people, places, vehicles and evidence
Native search, case and records workflows
Agency-controlled access and retention

Heimdall application

Assembles a question-centered network

Normalizes selected entities across approved sources
Labels the reason and strength of each relationship
Preserves source context for human verification and follow-up

Practical evaluation

Measure whether investigators reach a reliable case picture sooner.

Assembly timeTime required to collect the selected records around an investigative question.

Verified connectionsPotential links confirmed, corrected or dismissed by an investigator.

Source completenessConnections presented with the provenance needed for review.

Follow-up completionAssigned investigative actions completed with a recorded disposition.

Investigative boundaries

Connections support inquiry; they do not determine guilt.

Authorized users verify identity, relevance, legal authority and evidentiary value in the agency’s approved systems and procedures.

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See how a network view supports an investigative question.

The demonstration uses representative entities and requires no agency records.

Preserve agency systems as authoritative
Limit the pilot to approved information
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