Law Enforcement Intelligence
See What’s Changing. Know Where to Act.
Connect approved agency systems so patrol officers, supervisors, analysts, investigators and command staff share a current operating picture and can focus resources earlier.
“Davista has helped us automate deployments in a true prescriptive manner, enabling us to focus resources in the most strategic locations.”
Chief of Police · Midsized U.S. city
Current intelligence for every role
Keep command, patrol, analysis and investigations connected to the same changing picture.
Heimdall synthesizes approved agency information for decision support. Officers, supervisors and command remain responsible for operational decisions.
Arrive better informed without manually searching multiple systems.
When an officer is dispatched, Heimdall assembles approved, officer-safety-relevant information associated with the call, address and relevant records.
Less manual system searching while responding and more relevant information available before arrival.
Heimdall synthesizes information and supporting context; it does not determine guilt or replace officer judgment.
Maintain the analysis continuously. Let the analyst review and brief.
- Query separate systems
- Clean and reconcile exports
- Join related records
- Analyze and map activity
- Summarize and publish
The briefing begins aging while it is assembled.
- Approved data stays connected
- Patterns and changes refresh continuously
- Maps and priorities remain current
- Analyst reviews, interprets and briefs
The intelligence remains current when decisions are made.
Analyst time shifts toward interpretation, validation and command support.
Turn changing demand into a smarter deployment cycle.
- 01Understand demandCurrent calls, incidents and workload
- 02Add operational contextHistory, geography and active priorities
- 03Focus the shiftSupervisors direct coverage and attention
- 04Measure executionOfficer activity and deployment are tracked
- 05Improve the next shiftResults refresh the operating picture
Understand coverage, workload and alignment.
Review deployment, calls handled, proactive activity, workload, time and location patterns, patrol coverage and execution of commanded priorities.
Operational-performance intelligence should support coaching and resource decisions, not an opaque punitive ranking.
Find relationships and explain change.
Connect calls, incidents, repeated locations, people, places, vehicles, events and authorized narrative evidence. Build maps, investigative context and current briefings.
Ask: “Which incidents are related to the same people, places or vehicles?”
Built around daily operational decisions
Relevant intelligence from patrol through the chief.
Heimdall gives each role the context it needs while keeping the department aligned around one current operating picture.
Patrol Officers
Know where to focus, what to look for and what has happened nearby.
Shift Supervisors
Begin each shift with priority activity, repeat locations, watch items and follow-up.
Analysts & RTCC Personnel
Reduce manual preparation and combine historical and current intelligence.
Investigators & Detectives
Connect people, places, vehicles, cases and evidence to accelerate case development.
Command Leadership
See workload, emerging patterns, staffing impact and initiative performance.
Where Heimdall fits
Extend agency systems without becoming another system of record.
Heimdall complements the tools agencies already use by connecting context, detecting change and directing role-specific action.
CAD, RMS and JMS
Capture dispatch, records, cases and operational history as authoritative systems of record.
RTCC, mapping and BI
Support current awareness, investigation, visualization and analysis.
Heimdall
Establish baselines across approved sources, identify correlated change and deliver relevant context to patrol, analysts, supervisors and command.
Agency-controlled intelligence
The agency retains authority over data, access and action.
Heimdall extends approved agency systems while roles, authentication, retention, audit expectations and applicable CJIS requirements are addressed during deployment review.
Review Security & Agency Controls →- Agency-approved systems and data
- Role-specific views for patrol through command
- Logged access and security-relevant activity
- Human authority over every operational decision
Explore a Pilot
Explore an operational intelligence pilot
Tell us which operational outcome you want to improve. We’ll respond with a practical next step.
- Start with the systems you already use
- Focus on one measurable operational problem
- Keep people in control of every decision