Supporting you in the fight against serious and organised crime

Our solutions are used across the UK to tackle casework on the most serious offences including organised crime, homicide, corruption, extortion and more.

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Major Crime at a glance

Key facts and statistics on major crime.

£20billion

is the cost burden illegal drugs place on UK society per year

58584

firearms offences reported over the past decade in the UK

60%

increase in drugs deaths since 2013

59000

UK individuals are suspected to be involved in organised crime

Deal with complex data sets. Solve serious crime.

CSAS supports teams by helping them understand the data required to fully investigate major crimes. Key features and benefits include:

All your data on one dashboard

Unite your data sources in the CSAS Case Hub to establish the narrative of your investigation. Bring CDRs, ANPR, device downloads, event logs and more together in a single grid.
Evidential-standard outputs

Export maps, charts and tables based on your data and publish them as exhibits. Make the complex clear and understandable to the courtroom.
Forensic compatibility

CSAS is built to ingest data from major evidential data sources with fidelity. Telecommunications providers, Handset download solutions, ANPR systems and more.

Saving your force time and resources

Talk to one of our experts and see for yourself how our software solutions will help you improve investigative outcomes and tackle serious crime.

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Supporting Nottinghamshire police in a murder investigation

In a murder case in Nottingham, CSAS helped police to convict 5 individuals for their involvement in a stabbing attack on a 17 year old male.

Taking control of the data

CSAS was used for parsing and analysing the data of the five defendents’ phones, assisting police in survey planning and report compilation.
Gaining evidential outputs

CSAS outputs were used in court during cross examination by the five sets of defence counsel to answer questions and avoid delays.
Achieving a positive result

All five defendants were convicted for their part in the killing. They were sentenced to a combined total of 58 years in prison.