Sherlock connects law enforcement, the courts, and prosecution on a single case record — from the first field contact to final court return. One platform. Every participant.
Sherlock Warrants is the first product on the Sherlock platform — an AI-native drafting tool that turns an officer’s plain-language case description into a complete, court-ready warrant in under 30 seconds. Free to every sworn officer in Arizona at launch.
An officer types the case in their own words. Sherlock drafts the affidavit, pulls the right statutes, builds the items-to-be-seized list, and adds verified provider service instructions. The officer edits, downloads as Word, prints, and takes it to the judge. One job, done in under a minute.
Patrol officers writing PPTs. Investigators in prosecutor and AG offices. Parole and probation. Civilian investigators. Roughly 20,000 in Arizona alone. 200,000 nationally.
Distribution is funded by companies that already serve the public-safety community and want their support visible inside the workflow officers use most. Officers pay nothing. Agencies pay nothing. Statewide rollout moves at the speed of judicial adoption, not procurement.
*Projected throughput. MVP under build. Not based on deployed customer data.
The wedge into the platform. The moment where every case actually begins.
Every screen has one constant — the Hey Sherlock button. Not a chatbot. A global intelligence layer that knows your cases, your deadlines, and can act on any of them the moment you ask.
Speech-to-text search across all warrants, cases, and contacts. Quick-launch New Warrant, New Case, New Field Interview from any screen.
Surfaces relevant case connections, flags deadline risks, suggests warrant language, and provides step-by-step guidance through complex workflow decisions.
A personalized officer Virtual Assistant that knows your caseload, learns your workflow patterns, and proactively surfaces intelligence before you know to ask for it.
The Yard is Sherlock's primary operating environment. The moment a detective or officer signs in, they see everything that needs their attention — active warrants, open cases, approaching deadlines, pending judicial signatures, and upcoming court dates.
It doesn't list tools. It shows you the state of your work. A detective sees their active warrant tracker color-coded by urgency. A supervisor sees the whole unit. A warrant waiting on a judge's signature is surfaced without anyone having to check.
The calendar tracks warrant return deadlines, court appearances, and reminders — all in one view, with automated escalating alerts as dates approach.
Every open warrant and case visible with real-time status, type, priority, and deadline — color-coded by urgency.
Warrant return deadlines, court appearances, and reminders on one live calendar with automated escalating alerts.
New Field Interview, New Case, New Warrant, Capture Evidence — one tap. Or use the Command Bar to get anywhere in plain language.
Secure encrypted channels for case communications, judicial collaboration, and unit coordination — all case-linked, all logged.
Each toolkit is a dedicated environment for a specific workflow — all connected to the same case record, all accessible from the Yard, all with Hey Sherlock throughout.
Sherlock on a tablet or mobile — the complete platform in the environment where the work actually happens. No re-entry at end of shift.
The complete warrant lifecycle — from initiation to judicially-signed court return. Structured authoring, real-time collaboration, and automated return tracking across every warrant type.
The investigation environment — build, manage, and hand off cases to prosecution. Every warrant, field contact, and evidence item unified in a single timeline. Discovery-ready by design.
The communications layer for the justice ecosystem — woven into every workflow, every case, every warrant. Every channel is case-linked, every exchange logged and discoverable.
Before a warrant is ever drafted, there's a field contact. A traffic stop. A call for service at 1am. This is where the vast majority of an officer's shift happens — and where the most documentation errors, liability gaps, and missed intelligence connections occur.
The Universal Officer Workflow transforms the field interview card every officer already knows — the same notecard that's been used for decades — into a fully integrated, geolocation-aware field workflow. Every contact type is guided, every action is connected, and everything documented in the field is already in the system before the officer returns to the precinct.
From the moment a warrant is initiated to judicially-signed court return — every step logged, tracked, and connected to the case record automatically.
Natural language via Command Bar. Sherlock drafts a statute-compliant affidavit with legal sufficiency validation.
Supervisor reviews, then routes to the judge's queue with full case context. Link collaboration, revision requests, and digital signature — all in one phase.
Signed warrant pushes to Field Mobile instantly. Service logged in real time — GPS, timestamp, officer ID. Evidence captured via Sherlock Site.
Automated deadline countdown with escalating alerts. Return package assembled automatically, routed to court. Judge signs. Case record sealed.
The visual and spatial intelligence layer — captures, catalogs, and connects physical evidence to the case record. It starts on every device officers already carry and evolves toward the field of their vision.
Active during the Serve phase and from the Yard's Quick Access. Scan, photograph, and capture evidence that links directly to the case record with chain-of-custody timestamping.
The full Sherlock Site experience moves from device to field of vision — warrant intelligence, subject data, and scene capture overlaid through connected eyewear. Hands free. Eyes on the environment.
Spatial documentation for crime scenes and complex evidence — transforming how scenes are recorded, measured, and presented in court.
Sherlock isn’t a law enforcement tool. It’s the platform beneath the entire justice chain — every participant has their own environment, their own tools, and their view of the same case.
Officers, Detectives, Supervisors, Command
Judges, Clerks, Court Administration
Prosecutors, DA’s Office, Case Attorneys
Defense Attorneys, Public Defenders
Sherlock Warrants is free to every sworn officer in Arizona at launch. That model is sustained by Charter Sponsors — companies that already serve the public-safety community and want their support visible inside the workflow officers use most.
Officer adoption shouldn’t depend on procurement cycles. Charter Sponsors fund the platform so the tool reaches every officer, every shift, every agency — without invoicing the badge or the budget.
Officer safety. Digital forensics. Vehicle telematics. Body cameras. Records management. Training. If your products are already in patrol cars, on duty belts, or in evidence bays, you’re who this is for.
One Charter Sponsor per category for the term. Embedded placement inside the actual screens officers use most. Visibility that grows with the platform — Arizona at launch, multi-state through 2026, national by year-end.
One sponsor per category. Two already filled.
Limited slots. Right partners only.
Charter Sponsorship is a paid commercial relationship. Sponsorship does not constitute endorsement by any law-enforcement agency.
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