Narrative AI gives command staff a live picture of the agency: call density, officer positioning, and incident risk signals — all in one Command Center. The Internal Affairs Risk Engine flags documentation liability before reports leave the field. AI report writing is included.
Most departments make deployment decisions based on habit and radio traffic — not live call density or incident pattern data. Officers are positioned where they’ve always been, not where the next call is likely to come from.
Documentation errors — vague force language, missing legal justifications, timeline inconsistencies — create serious liability exposure that command staff often doesn’t see until IA is already involved.
Narrative AI addresses all three. One platform. No new hardware. Live in 48 hours.
Three capabilities in one platform — built for the way law enforcement agencies actually operate.
The Command Center assembles your agency's live picture at the start of every shift: active calls, unit positions, incident patterns by district, and risk signals. Command staff enter every shift with situational clarity — not a radio and a guess. Deployment decisions are informed, documented, and defensible.
Officer positioning recommendations are drawn from call density, historical incident patterns, and live risk signals — not habit. When calls come in, command already has a picture of where the gaps are. Officers are in the right place before the dispatch, not after.
After each call, officers generate complete incident reports from their own observations in under two minutes. Before submission, the Internal Affairs Risk Engine audits every report for vague force language, missing legal justifications, timeline gaps, and documentation holes — the same things IA looks for after the fact. Officers review, certify, and submit.
Competitors do one of these. Narrative AI does all three.
Call density by district, unit positions, active incident flags, and shift-level risk signals. Not a dashboard full of charts — a picture of the agency that command staff can actually act on.
IARE flags vague use-of-force language, missing legal justifications, timeline gaps, and policy misalignments — line by line, with the exact phrase highlighted and a recommended fix. The same audit IA runs after the fact, done automatically before submission.
Officers generate complete incident reports from their own observations. The AI drafts, the officer reviews and certifies. Every report passes through IARE before it leaves the field. No new hardware, no RMS integration required.
Reports export via PDF or copy/paste — compatible with Tyler New World, Axon Records, Motorola PremierOne, CentralSquare, and more. No integration required.
Built with CJIS Security Policy requirements in mind. Data encrypted in transit and at rest. Zero data retention for AI training. Your case data stays yours.
Agency gets a join code. Officers sign up with an email and start generating reports immediately. No hardware, no integration project, no IT ticket.
On 04/22/2026 at approximately 2247 hours, this officer (Badge #4471) responded to a disturbance call at 4400 West Division Street, Unit 3B, in reference to a domestic dispute in progress. Dispatch advised that the reporting party could hear shouting and breaking objects from inside the residence.
Upon arrival, this officer made contact with the subject, later identified as John Michael Doe (DOB: 08/14/1989), in the hallway of the third floor. The subject displayed aggressive behavior, including advancing toward this officer while raising his right hand in a threatening manner. This officer verbally ordered the subject to stop advancing on three separate occasions. The subject failed to comply.
This officer deployed a single application of department-approved OC spray to the subject’s facial area from a distance of approximately six feet. The subject immediately ceased his advance, was directed to the ground, and was placed in handcuffs without further incident. The subject was medically evaluated on scene by EMS Unit 12 and declined transport.
Evidence collected: body camera footage (uploaded to EVIDENCE.COM under case #2026-04471), OC spray canister (tagged and logged). No injuries sustained by this officer.
No. Narrative AI requires zero IT infrastructure changes. Officers sign up with an email, join your agency with a code, and are generating reports within minutes.
Never. Incident data submitted through Narrative AI is processed to generate the report and then discarded. We maintain a strict zero-retention policy for AI training data.
Yes. Reports export via PDF download or copy-paste and work with any RMS — Tyler New World, Axon Records, Motorola PremierOne, CentralSquare, CivicPlus, and more.
IARE is the Internal Affairs Risk Engine — our pre-submission audit system. Every report is automatically scanned for vague force language, missing legal justifications, and timeline inconsistencies before an officer submits.
Your agency can be live within 48 hours of signup. We send you a join code, officers create accounts, and they start generating reports immediately — no training required.
Yes. Officers can subscribe independently without any agency involvement. Department-wide deployment with command oversight and the Command Center is available on the agency plan.
Exclusively for law enforcement agencies. Billed annually.
Billed annually · Agency accounts only · Lock in this rate permanently
For law enforcement agencies only. Starts with a free 30-day pilot — no credit card required.
No contracts. No hardware. No IT involvement. Command Center, IARE, and AI report writing — live this week.
For agencies with 5+ officers. Contact us at info@narrative-ai.org for enterprise pricing.