Retain knowledge permanently
Organisational knowledge is preserved and retrievable around the clock – independent of shift work, staff turnover and waiting times.
Digital law enforcement worker · Agent
The digital worker for police and security authorities supports case processing, investigation and reporting – compliant, traceable and around the clock.
What the Police Assistant handles:
Benefits
Why a digital worker noticeably relieves agencies – from incident reporting to the audit-proof case file.
Organisational knowledge is preserved and retrievable around the clock – independent of shift work, staff turnover and waiting times.
Incident reporting, accident and crime-scene documentation and research run automatically – processing times drop noticeably.
Rules are applied consistently – uniform processing quality and traceable processes for investigation and the judiciary.
Routine and service tasks disappear – officers gain time for investigation-relevant priorities.
Areas of use
From incident reporting to exhibit management – the Police Assistant automates the services that arise daily in agencies.
Standards & integrations
The Police Assistant connects police specialist systems, statutory requirements and daily case processing – without media breaks and highly secure.
Connects case and information systems such as INPOL-Land, ViVA, POLAS, PIAV, VeRA and @rtus via open standards, APIs and connectors – without media breaks.
Processes situation maps, GIS and case data and connects systems such as eFBS, CASE, MERLIN, KRISTAL and ZEUS – for end-to-end case processing.
Cases, case files and exhibits are recorded in an audit-proof way – GDPR-compliant, AI-neutral, auditable (BPMN 2.0) and optionally on-premise.
Automation levels
Three automation levels – matched to the task.

BPMN rule-based
Works strictly according to compliance and process rules (BPMN 2.0 & process engine) – perfect for structured rule sets and guided case handling, even in high-security areas.

AI-powered
Understands unstructured data, emails and contracts via LLMs, takes over complex checks and decisions – autonomous tasks complementing existing systems.

Autonomous AI orchestration
Solves whole processes autonomously and connects individual AI agents into teams – autonomous data transfer between legacy systems and web APIs, without media breaks.
Process
Analyse tasks & workflows.
Model persona & processes (BPMN 2.0).
Integrate systems & data.
Cloud or on-premise, GDPR-compliant.
Monitoring & governance.
Target groups
The Police Assistant is tailored to security and investigation authorities – from the local station to border and judicial administration.
The most common questions about the Police Assistant.
The Police Assistant supports police and security authorities with case processing and digital case files, incident reporting, investigation support, evidence and exhibit management as well as reporting duties – compliant, traceable and around the clock.
For the Police Assistant's typical tasks, around 60 % automation is achievable – we determine the exact figure from your job profile.
Yes. The Police Assistant connects seamlessly via open standards, APIs and connectors to police specialist systems and information systems such as INPOL-Land, ViVA, POLAS, PIAV, VeRA, @rtus, eFBS or KRISTAL as well as to ERP, CRM and specialist systems.
Yes. The Police Assistant assists with evidence handling, documents exhibits without gaps and ensures a continuous, audit-proof chain from intake to handover to the judicial system.
The Police Assistant automates incident reporting via the online police station, speeds up accident and crime-scene documentation, runs service checks (e.g. IBAN and IP-address matching) and informs affected people in multiple languages – with voice output on request.
Yes. The Police Assistant is GDPR-compliant, AI-neutral and fully auditable (BPMN 2.0). It runs either as a high-security SaaS cloud or on-premise in the authority's own data centre.
Yes. Cases, case files and exhibits are documented in an audit-proof way and can be traced end to end – based on the open standard BPMN 2.0.