Find what matters
Start with evidence organization and source-linked search. Planned AI assistance will help review documents and transcripts with investigator verification.
INVESTIGATION TECHNOLOGY / IN DEVELOPMENT
Clearer evidence.
Stronger connections.
Investigator control.
Introducing CaseSignal: a workspace for organizing evidence, reviewing sources, and developing leads. Designed toward agency-hosted and managed online deployment.
Law Enforcement IT · Proposed DBA of Yeshua Group LLC
CASESIGNAL FICTIONAL CASE VIEW
DEMO-001
One case. A traceable picture.
E-001 Image metadataLocation field · unverified
SOURCE-LINKED REVIEW
E-002 Witness reportReported sighting · approximate
REVIEW REQUIRED
Nearby locations may warrant follow-up. Proximity does not establish identity or movement.
Source → Observation → Verification
01 / THE PLATFORM
CaseSignal is the app.
Law Enforcement IT is the brand.
One investigation workspace, supported by Yeshua Group. The first prototype demonstrates the workflow; operational AI and agency integrations are under development.
Connect time and place
Build timelines and maps from available metadata and investigator-entered locations. Keep uncertainty attached to every suggested connection.
Keep the source in view
Inspect original fields, record review decisions, and follow findings back to their evidence. Secure preservation and auditing are production requirements.
02 / DEPLOYMENT DIRECTION
Built toward your environment.
Internal deployment
Planned local AI, search, case storage, and processing on expandable agency hardware. Core investigation functions designed to operate offline.
Measured sizing · Signed updates · Recovery testingOnline deployment
Planned hosted editions for agencies and private investigators, with separate organization spaces and access based on each customer’s authority.
Isolation · Controlled connectors · Predictable costsCJIS access and compliance depend on the specific deployment, controls, agreements, and agency authorization. This prototype has no CJIS connections and is not an operational evidence system.
03 / WHAT SHAPES THE BUILD
Driven by investigation needs.
Our initial research points to review time, disconnected information, evidence integrity, and total ownership cost. These findings guide the pilot; local agency interviews will validate the priorities.
Review time is a recurring bottleneck
Cellebrite’s 2026 international public-safety survey reports 68% of investigators identify review time as their biggest barrier. Vendor-sponsored survey; not a Florida-specific estimate.
Read the source ↗Integration and ownership cost matter
HCSO/FSA’s 2026 solicitation addresses integration, training, evidence integrity, capacity planning, and transparent five-year costs. It is market evidence, not an endorsement or a bid submitted by us.
View purchasing documents ↗04 / FLORIDA FIRST
A focused pilot.
A measurable outcome.
Begin with live public records. Validate source retrieval and investigator review, benchmark the hardware, and test deployment independence before introducing sensitive agency data.
- DiscoverIdentify the task that consumes the most investigator time.
- DemonstrateReview a fictional missing-person case with sources and uncertainty visible.
- MeasureCompare review effort, missed information, false connections, and processing resources.
- ValidateWork through agency security, integration, and operational requirements.