CaseTrace™ Edition

CaseTrace Patrol

Live today

Purpose-built for guard operations, from the post to the case file.

Private access at no cost · Verified before release · No sales pressure
In under a minute

See it on the round.

A short look at CaseTrace Patrol at work: every checkpoint logged with time and GPS, a trespass notice read aloud and recorded, and a missed round known the same night.

The private tour walks through the real app, start to finish.
Patrol
What it does

Patrol, the way the work actually happens.

CaseTrace Patrol runs post and shift activity, incident reporting, supervisor review, evidence preservation, and case-ready handoff in one platform built for security operations.

Posts & Shifts

Activity that stands up later

Post logs, tours and shift activity are recorded as they happen, timestamped and attributed, so the account of a night is never reconstructed from memory.

Incidents

Reports supervisors can rely on

Guards document incidents in a governed format; supervisors review, refer, and preserve without rewriting what was observed.

Handoff

Client-ready and case-ready

Deliver the record to a client or a law enforcement agency as a sealed handoff with its chronology intact.

Doctrine
Refer, never escalate.
A person may refer a documented incident onward. Nothing in the system escalates on its own.
The Traces in CaseTrace Patrol

Four of the ten today: LiveTrace™ in Live Cams for a site's shared cameras, with SceneTrace™ areas and FigureTrace™ drawn on them, TagTrace™ from the officer's phone, where the lookup itself is a signed record, and FeatureTrace™, the Similarity Check scoped to that site's own records, where the officer signs the decision. Every one lands in the same sealed record.

Trace by Trace
Running at customer agencies today

What an agency has on day one. No hardware to buy.

  • NFC checkpoints tapped from the officer's phone, so the tour proves itself
  • Tours and misses, surfaced to the owner before the client asks
  • Live officer locations on a map, held three days and then gone
  • Plate lookup from the officer's phone, and the lookup itself is a signed record
  • A Similarity Check scoped to that site's own prior records and trespass notices. The officer signs the decision; the result is never an identification.
  • Guard credentials, and sealed evidence bundles in minutes
  • Encrypted push-to-talk inside the app, and hand-off delivery to the client or to law enforcement
  • Works with Bluetooth push-to-talk buttons, even with the phone locked

CaseTrace is the first product sealed to the FusionTrace Evidence Standard. Every sealed package from CaseTrace Patrol is checked on a verification page that carries the line: Sealed to the FusionTrace Evidence Standard.

CaseTrace Films

Patrol, on film.

Short films on CaseTrace Patrol, each with English captions and a full transcript.

CaseTrace Films · No. 16

It starts at 3 a.m.

It starts at three a.m., with one of your officers and one incident.

Runtime (1 minute 0 seconds)English captions

Transcript

A trespass case doesn't start in a courtroom. It starts at three a.m., with one of your officers and one incident. Every claim, every complaint, every case starts as one record someone wrote down well. Or didn't. CaseTrace Patrol makes that first record count. Your officer reports in observable facts and their own words, dictated on the phone. Then signs it.

A trespass notice is read aloud from the script for your state, recorded, and sealed with the record. Every checkpoint is a tap with a time and a place. The daily report is sealed at submit, and goes to your client on your schedule. For police, a sealed package: every file fingerprinted, the manifest signed.

No hardware to buy. No record pooled. None sold. The system never decides. CaseTrace Patrol, by BlueWave Technology. Preserved incidents. Structured records. Verifiable artifacts. Request a private tour at bluewavetech.io.

CaseTrace Films · No. 17

Read aloud. Recorded. Sealed.

Three a.m. A person refusing to leave the lot. Your officer has a phone in one hand and a report due by end of shift.

Runtime (1 minute 20 seconds)English captions

Transcript

Three a.m. A person refusing to leave the lot. Your officer has a phone in one hand and a report due by end of shift.

A case doesn't start in a courtroom. It starts as an incident. Every case starts with one record, written down well, or not.

CaseTrace Patrol makes that first record count. Five quick forms, in observable facts and the officer's own words. Dictation runs on the phone itself. The officer signs it. For trespass, a guided flow. Confirm authority for the site. Read the notice for your state aloud, and record it. Listen back, confirm the transcript, and seal it.

Every checkpoint is a tap with a time and a place. Missed and late stops show up the same night, before the client asks. The daily report is sealed when it is submitted. Any later change shows, and it goes to your client on the schedule you set. When police need it, your supervisor approves the handoff, and the agency gets a sealed package: every file fingerprinted, the manifest signed.

No hardware to buy. No record pooled. None sold. The system never decides. Every determination is made by a person.

CaseTrace Patrol, by BlueWave Technology. Preserved incidents. Structured records. Verifiable artifacts. Request a private tour at bluewavetech.io.

CaseTrace Films · No. 18

In the officer's own voice.

Your officer handles it right, then writes it up at the end of a twelve-hour shift, from memory. A case doesn't start in a courtroom. It starts as an incident.

Runtime (2 minutes 41 seconds)English captions

Transcript

You know the night. Three a.m. A person refusing to leave a client's lot. Your officer handles it right, then writes it up at the end of a twelve-hour shift, from memory. A case doesn't start in a courtroom. It starts as an incident. Every claim, every complaint, every case starts as one record someone wrote down well. Or didn't.

CaseTrace Patrol, by BlueWave Technology, makes that first record count, from the post to the case file.

Five quick forms, built from observable facts. The officer adds their own words, dictated on the phone, nothing uploaded to do it, up to three photos, and signs.

Your rules can require a photo, a location, or a note for a given site. Officers can set a rule aside with a reason their supervisor sees. And no rule ever blocks an emergency.

Trespass gets its own guided flow. The officer confirms they are authorized by the property for this site. Then reads the notice for that state aloud, and records it.

If the site's state is not confirmed, it will not record or seal. After, the officer listens back to the original and confirms the transcript. Then the notice is sealed with the record.

Every checkpoint is a tap, a scan, or a photo, with a time and a place. Late and missed stops show the same night.

Post orders are acknowledged on the record. The daily report pulls the night together: rounds, incidents, visitors. Submitted, it is sealed: change one byte, and the check fails. Your client gets it on your schedule, and keeps one link to every report you sent.

When police need it, your supervisor approves the handoff. The agency receives a sealed package: every file fingerprinted, the manifest signed, the history intact. For a prosecutor, that means the notice as written for the state, in the officer's own voice, and a record that shows any later change.

Push-to-talk, dispatch, schedules and timesheets live in the same app, so the record of a night is one record. We built it the opposite way from networks that collect everything first and ask later. No record is pooled. None is sold. We never label a person. The system never decides. Refer, never escalate: every determination is made by a person.

Built by a retired chief of police whose own security agency piloted it, and a retired federal special agent who spent about thirty years building cases from digital evidence. CaseTrace Patrol, by BlueWave Technology. Preserved incidents. Structured records. Verifiable artifacts. Request a private tour at bluewavetech.io.

All CaseTrace Films

In the field

Desk and phone. One record.

Officers work from the phone in the field, with the same record the supervisor sees at the desk.