Investigating Differently

Protecting the public means solving crimes fast with the detective work to apprehend criminals and collating evidence for a successful prosecution. The National Policing Digital Strategy 2025-2030 is looking for solutions that deliver significant, tangible change across policing, embracing new digital developments that help deliver a policing service that is fit for the challenges ahead.

The ’Golden Hour’ of any investigation is key, and yet most investigation rooms still rely on manually attaching items to the evidence board and gathering around a laptop screen to view CCTV and video doorbell footage.

What if you could get evidence directly from the crime scene, collate all the assets on people and locations, instantly share information securely to subject experts and agencies located elsewhere, then within that Golden Hour and beyond, you could achieve outcomes using link analysis that are either not possible or take considerably longer with existing methods.

The vision to adopt new ways of working with digital technology has transformed ways of working in so many areas of work, and embracing the opportunities that a Digital Evidence Board will bring to criminal investigations, highlights how digital tools can bring information together more quickly, more effectively. Enabling crimes to be solved faster delivers both cost efficiencies and professional pride to police officers with the best-in-class solutions at their disposal.

Join us on the 6th November to discover the power of Digital Evidence Boards – a new digital development from T1V – and understand the transformation and success they offer for your investigation teams.

Digital Evidence Boards will transform any detailed investigation and analysis of evidence for legal defence teams, forensic accountants, fire investigators, military tribunals, and more.