Complete police management, from patrol to court
Radar Police supports your officers, investigators and managers from the first report to the file sent to court. Information entered once is reused wherever it is needed, with no re-entry.
Police investigation management
Everything an investigation produces is gathered in one place, linked to the original incident.
Incident reports
Call card information is imported automatically into the incident report. Transfer to the MIP is automated, and narratives are built into the report.
Supplementary reports
Investigators add supplementary reports to the file as the investigation progresses. The history stays complete and chronological.
Persons and vehicles
Persons and vehicles involved are recorded once and linked to every report where they appear. Searching for a person or vehicle brings up every incident involving them.
Evidence vault
- Organize evidence lots
- Fast inventory with a barcode scanner
- Barcode label printing
- Chain-of-custody tracking from the patrol vehicle
- Streamlined check-in and check-out for forensic analysis
- Reports
Automated court file
The court file is prepared from information already entered during the investigation:
- Witness lists generated automatically
- Court file assembled automatically
- Requests to institute proceedings (DIP) produced automatically
Less re-entry, fewer omissions, and files ready faster for the prosecutor.
All investigation management, in one place
Investigation management is handled entirely in Radar. Incoming files are filtered and assigned in one place: no more searching for a file.
- Centralized assignment of incoming files, with file filtering
- Number of investigation files and complexity level, per investigator
- Each investigator’s workload, to assign files to the right person
- Automatic reminders tied to the actions recorded in the file
- Warrant statistics included
- File routing: you always know who has a file in hand, with no unclear responsibility
- Court file exports centralized in the same place
Search and map-based analysis
Search any word in call cards, cross-reference with nature codes and focus on the time ranges that matter to you. Your investigators and analysts move cases forward faster.
Electronic ticketing
Statements of offence are issued right from the patrol car’s in-vehicle workstation, with no paper.
- Import of recent CRPQ searches (driver, vehicle, owner)
- Automatic filling of similar statements
- Assisted entry and validation
- Automated transfer to the municipal court
Daily activity report and scheduling
The daily activity report (RAQ) fills itself from dispatch: the shift’s calls are imported automatically, and the officer completes the rest of the day.
Schedules follow your collective agreement, for hassle-free attendance management.