Powering the future
of Public Safety

OneReport listens to community stories, captures the facts that matter, and prepares trusted information your department can act on.

Introducing

OneReport

OneReport is the AI intake and workflow agent for public safety. It listens, reasons, structures, and routes like an experienced interviewer. It turns raw community stories into trusted, reviewable information before an officer opens the file.

“Someone broke into my car and took my laptop.”
Community Story
Listen in the resident’s own words
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A public front door for every voice, in Español

Stay connected through a multilingual bridge to your community, routing submissions from crime reports to intelligence tips.

Crimes
Crimes
Theft / Larceny
P.C 484(a) • NIBRS 23H
Crimes
Vehicle Burglary
P.C 459 • NIBRS 23F
Crimes
Shoplifting
P.C 484(a) • NIBRS 23C
Crimes
Mail Theft
P.C 530.5 • NIBRS 23H
Crimes
Theft from Building
P.C 484(a) • NIBRS 23D
Crimes
Vehicle Parts Theft
P.C 484(a) • NIBRS 23G
Crimes
Purse Snatching
P.C 487(c) • NIBRS 23B
Crimes
Pickpocket
P.C 487(c) • NIBRS 23A
Crimes
Identity Theft
P.C 530.5 • NIBRS 26F
Crimes
Credit Card Fraud
P.C 484(g) • NIBRS 26B
Crimes
Forgery
P.C 470(A) • NIBRS 250
Crimes
Embezzlement
P.C 503 • NIBRS 270
Crimes
False Pretenses
P.C 532(a) • NIBRS 26A
Crimes
Vandalism
P.C 594(a) • NIBRS 290
Crimes
Hit & Run
V.C 20002 • NIBRS 90Z
Crimes
Misdemeanor Assault
P.C 242 • NIBRS 13B
Crimes
Court Order Violation
P.C 166(a)(4) • NIBRS 90Z
Crimes
Harassment
Harassment I RPT
Crimes
Threats
Threats I RPT
Crimes
Theft / Larceny
P.C 484(a) • NIBRS 23H
Crimes
Vehicle Burglary
P.C 459 • NIBRS 23F
Crimes
Shoplifting
P.C 484(a) • NIBRS 23C
Crimes
Mail Theft
P.C 530.5 • NIBRS 23H
Crimes
Theft from Building
P.C 484(a) • NIBRS 23D
Crimes
Vehicle Parts Theft
P.C 484(a) • NIBRS 23G
Crimes
Purse Snatching
P.C 487(c) • NIBRS 23B
Crimes
Pickpocket
P.C 487(c) • NIBRS 23A
Crimes
Identity Theft
P.C 530.5 • NIBRS 26F
Crimes
Credit Card Fraud
P.C 484(g) • NIBRS 26B
Crimes
Forgery
P.C 470(A) • NIBRS 250
Crimes
Embezzlement
P.C 503 • NIBRS 270
Crimes
False Pretenses
P.C 532(a) • NIBRS 26A
Crimes
Vandalism
P.C 594(a) • NIBRS 290
Crimes
Hit & Run
V.C 20002 • NIBRS 90Z
Crimes
Misdemeanor Assault
P.C 242 • NIBRS 13B
Crimes
Court Order Violation
P.C 166(a)(4) • NIBRS 90Z
Crimes
Harassment
Harassment I RPT
Crimes
Threats
Threats I RPT
Crimes
Theft / Larceny
P.C 484(a) • NIBRS 23H
Crimes
Vehicle Burglary
P.C 459 • NIBRS 23F
Crimes
Shoplifting
P.C 484(a) • NIBRS 23C
Crimes
Mail Theft
P.C 530.5 • NIBRS 23H
Crimes
Theft from Building
P.C 484(a) • NIBRS 23D
Crimes
Vehicle Parts Theft
P.C 484(a) • NIBRS 23G
Crimes
Purse Snatching
P.C 487(c) • NIBRS 23B
Crimes
Pickpocket
P.C 487(c) • NIBRS 23A
Crimes
Identity Theft
P.C 530.5 • NIBRS 26F
Crimes
Credit Card Fraud
P.C 484(g) • NIBRS 26B
Crimes
Forgery
P.C 470(A) • NIBRS 250
Crimes
Embezzlement
P.C 503 • NIBRS 270
Crimes
False Pretenses
P.C 532(a) • NIBRS 26A
Crimes
Vandalism
P.C 594(a) • NIBRS 290
Crimes
Hit & Run
V.C 20002 • NIBRS 90Z
Crimes
Misdemeanor Assault
P.C 242 • NIBRS 13B
Crimes
Court Order Violation
P.C 166(a)(4) • NIBRS 90Z
Crimes
Harassment
Harassment I RPT
Crimes
Threats
Threats I RPT
Tips
Tips
SAR Element Found • Routed
Suspicious Vehicle
Intelligence Tip
Tips
Narcotics Activity
Intelligence Tip
Tips
Person of Interest
Intelligence Tip
Tips
Gang Activity
Intelligence Tip
Tips
Noise Complaint
Quality of Life
Tips
Illegal Dumping
Quality of Life
Tips
Homeless Concern
Community Support
Tips
Traffic Hazard
Safety Concern
Tips
SAR Element Found • Routed
Suspicious Vehicle
Intelligence Tip
Tips
Narcotics Activity
Intelligence Tip
Tips
Person of Interest
Intelligence Tip
Tips
Gang Activity
Intelligence Tip
Tips
Noise Complaint
Quality of Life
Tips
Illegal Dumping
Quality of Life
Tips
Homeless Concern
Community Support
Tips
Traffic Hazard
Safety Concern
Tips
SAR Element Found • Routed
Suspicious Vehicle
Intelligence Tip
Tips
Narcotics Activity
Intelligence Tip
Tips
Person of Interest
Intelligence Tip
Tips
Gang Activity
Intelligence Tip
Tips
Noise Complaint
Quality of Life
Tips
Illegal Dumping
Quality of Life
Tips
Homeless Concern
Community Support
Tips
Traffic Hazard
Safety Concern

Capture the context behind every story

OneReport listens, reasons through what remains unknown, and asks the questions an experienced interviewer would ask. Tap highlighted text to see how we capture NIBRS data points from the conversation.

Live Intake

Citizen: "30 minutes ago, my car was broken into and my laptop was stolen from the back seat."

OneReport:

"Was your car locked, and did the thief damage anything to get inside, like breaking a window or forcing a lock?"

Citizen: "It was locked. They broke in through the front driver side window."

OneReport:

"Got it. What's the estimated cost to replace that window?"

Citizen: "About $800. The laptop was a 2016 silver Apple MacBook Pro."

OneReport:

"What is the estimated value of the stolen MacBook Pro?"

Citizen: "About $1200. It was parked at 542 University Ave."

OneReport:

"What is your vehicle's license plate number?"

Citizen: "7HPW104, California. I'm the registered owner."

Auto-Extraction:

Plate lookup → VIN: JTEBU14R160090971 | 2006 Toyota 4Runner | Victim: Individual (I)

administrative

Administrative Segment

AgencyPalo Alto Police Department
Incident Number25-R00479
ORI NumberCA0431300
Report Date/Time11/18/2025 09:35 AM
Incident Date/Time11/18/2025 08:54 AM
StatusC - Completed
Officer/UnitVIRTUAL_OFFICER_04
classification

Incident Classification

State OffenseP.C 459 - Burglary
NIBRS Code23F - Theft from Motor Vehicle
Offense Attempted/CompletedC - Completed
Offender Suspected of Using
Bias MotivationNone Detected
Suspicious Activity Report (SAR)None Detected
location-time

Time & Location Data

Reported Time09:23 AM
Incident Time08:54 AM
Location Addr542 University Ave, Palo Alto, CA
Location Type18 - Parking Lot/Garage
Geo-Coordinates37.4488° N, 122.1598° W
property-laptop

Property: Laptop

NameLaptop
Description2016, silver
Make/ModelApple MacBook Pro
Dollar Value1200
Quantity1
Loss Type7 - Stolen/Etc.
NIBRS Classification07 - Computer Hardware/Software
property-window

Property: Driver Side Window

NameDriver Side Window
Descriptionfront driver side window
Make/Model
Dollar Value800
Quantity1
Loss Type4 - Destroyed/Damaged/Vandalized
NIBRS Classification38 - Vehicle Parts/Accessories
victim-vehicle

Victim's Vehicle

MakeToyota
Model4Runner
Year2006
Color
License Plate7HPW104
License Plate StateCA
VINJTEBU14R160090971
victim-info

Victim Information

Type of VictimI - Individual
Victim Sequence01
AnonymousFalse
Resident StatusR - Resident
Age
Injury TypeN - None
Victim Connected ToProperty (Vehicle)
suspect-info

Suspect 1 Information

Offender Sequence01
Relationship to VictimRU - Relationship Unknown
Sex
Race
Ethnicity
Age
Resident Status

Linked
Cases

Complete, consistently structured reports give authorized personnel a cleaner starting point for comparing vehicles, people, places, property, and evidence across incidents.

Consistent identifiers

OneReport captures details like vehicle descriptions, damage, locations, and suspect characteristics in a consistent format.

Reviewable context

Clear, traceable details help investigators compare incidents and pursue possible connections using agency judgment.

3 reports share details · Silver SUV · dented rear bumper
Review
Investigator workspace
Records0/3
CAD · RMS · DEMS
Oakwood Heights

Shoplifting

Suspect fled in a Silver Toyota 4Runner with a dent in the rear left bumper.

Tip
Photo
Oakwood Heights

Road Rage

Photo of a Silver Toyota 4Runner with a dent in the rear left bumper.

Plate
7HPW104
Vehicle
Tip
Oakwood Heights

Package Theft

Ring camera captured a Silver SUV with a dent in the rear left bumper.

Package Theft

One trusted intake layer for the whole department.

1

Stay connected to every voice

A multilingual public front door that listens to residents in their own words and routes each story to the right intake path.

2

Keep officers focused

Collect routine information end-to-end so patrol stays available while the department still receives complete, structured facts.

3

Create operational intelligence

Turn every approved interaction into dependable data for records, response, investigations, and department priorities.

FROM INFORMATION TO ACTION

Trusted information, ready for the work ahead

Every interaction becomes a reviewable record your personnel can correct, approve, and move into your RMS or agency workflow.

Priority-ready review queue
Human control before approval
No-rekey system handoff
OAKWOOD HEIGHTS PD
Triage Queue
Live
OffenseNIBRSStatus
Vehicle Burglary
26-R00412
23F
Routed for Review
Shoplifting
26-R00409
23C
Approved
Vandalism
26-R00405
290
In Review
3 reports in queueExport to RMS

Built for Enterprise Scale and Security

1

CJIS‑Compliant Infrastructure

Built on CJIS-compliant infrastructure to ensure the security and integrity of law enforcement data at every step.

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2

Seamless RMS Integration

Directly push structured reports and media into your Records Management System (RMS) and DEMS (Digital Evidence Management System), eliminating manual data entry.

Know what is happening. Focus where it matters.

OneReport helps agencies stay connected to the community while building the trusted information foundation behind better decisions.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about OneReport and how it can help your department.

OneReport is the AI intake and workflow agent for public safety, serving as a virtual officer at the department’s public front door. It listens to residents, asks adaptive follow-up questions, recognizes risk, and prepares complete, structured information for human review and the agency systems or workflows that come next.

A resident begins in their own words. OneReport listens, reasons through what remains unknown, and asks targeted follow-up questions like an experienced interviewer. It captures people, places, property, evidence, legal elements, and agency-required facts, then prepares a classified, reviewable record for authorized personnel.

OneReport automatically detects and translates 100+ languages in real-time. Citizens can report in their native language, and the AI responds in that same language while producing the final report in English for your records.

OneReport integrates with major RMS platforms including Versaterm, Axon Records, Tyler Technologies, CentralSquare, Mark43, and more. Reports and media are pushed directly into your system, eliminating manual data entry.

OneReport gives investigators consistent, traceable facts about people, vehicles, locations, property, evidence, and offense elements, so authorized personnel can search and compare records without reconstructing the basic details. OneReport prepares the information; agency staff determine whether incidents are connected and what follow-up is appropriate.

OneReport handles theft, vehicle burglary, shoplifting, vandalism, fraud, identity theft, credit card fraud, forgery, harassment, threats, hit & run, court order violations, and more. Departments can configure which report types to enable. If a report describes an emergency or a crime in progress, OneReport immediately directs the reporter to call 911.

Citizens can upload photos and videos directly during the interview. Our AI extracts relevant details from the media (vehicle descriptions, license plates, suspect features) and includes them in the report. All evidence is securely stored and pushed to your RMS/DEMS.

Yes. OneReport is built on CJIS-compliant infrastructure hosted on AWS GovCloud. All data is encrypted at rest and in transit, with strict access controls and audit logging to meet federal security requirements for criminal justice information.

Our AI automatically distinguishes between victims and witnesses based on the conversation. Victims are guided through a full crime report with all required NIBRS elements. Witnesses provide intelligence tips that are structured for investigative follow-up and can trigger SAR (Suspicious Activity Report) routing when appropriate.

Schedule a demo to see the virtual officer in action. We'll map your current intake and review workflow, discuss integration with your RMS and agency systems, and show how OneReport can strengthen community access, information quality, and operational follow-through.

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