TargetZero
The data platform for public safety

Put everything your agency knows behind every decision.

TargetZero connects the CAD, RMS and jail systems you already run, builds in what your agency knows, and keeps it correct. Your people, and Zero, the AI working beside them, act on what’s true.

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  1. 1
    Your agency’s definition

    Unlawful burning counted the way your agency counts it: these statutes and this call type.

  2. 2
    Every number has its records

    The 59 trace to the incidents, citations and calls behind them.

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    Problems caught

    Calls dispatched under the wrong type are flagged for review.

  • Hosted in AWS GovCloud (US)
  • Built to CJIS Security Policy requirements
  • Encrypted in transit and at rest
  • Multi-factor sign-in
  • Every action logged

Agencies are being offered AI everywhere. But AI doesn’t know your agency. It only knows what your data tells it. TargetZero makes your data worth listening to.

Connected

CAD, RMS, jail, field interviews and narratives, in one place and kept in sync.

Consistent

One person, one vehicle, one address, the same across every system.

Coherent

Built on your agency’s knowledge: its terms, its policies and what your people know.

Your agency’s knowledge, organized and ready for work.

Connecting your systems is only the first step. TargetZero builds them into one knowledge graph: your people, places, incidents and terms, linked and kept correct.

What TargetZero builds
CAD3 recordsVOSS, ADRIAN K09/27/1991PP8J-589CTRAFFIC STOPXQ7-T4LPICKUP WHTRMS3 recordsA. Voss1991-09-27FX7X-698DBurglary1418 Kestrel RdJAIL3 recordsAdrian K Voss27-SEP-91YM2P-233BBooking220 Larkhaven AveINCIDENTPP8J-589C · Traffic stopINCIDENTFX7X-698D · BurglaryVEHICLEPickup · plate XQ7-T4LADDRESS1418 Kestrel RdADDRESS220 Larkhaven AvePERSONAdrian K VossPERSONA. VossPERSONVOSS, ADRIAN KPERSON · 3 SOURCESAdrian K. VossMajor crime · your listBeat KX2 → Zone 3Zone 33 entries → 1 personDiffers from latest bookingNarrative · Investigations onlyLOGGED · Det. Brandt viewed FX7X-698D · 10:42ZeroWhere does Adrian Vosslive, per our records?Two addresses, and theyconflict. Flagged for review.RMSCADJailLOGGEDDet. Brandt · 10:42INCIDENTFX7X-698D · BurglaryINCIDENTPP8J-589C · StopVEHICLEPickup · XQ7-T4LADDRESS1418 Kestrel RdADDRESS220 Larkhaven AvePERSON · 3 SOURCESAdrian K. Voss3 entries → 1 personMajor crime · your listBeat KX2 → Zone 3Zone 3Investigations onlyDiffers from latest booking
From an agency using TargetZero

“One important and valuable use that we have discovered with TargetZero is that it helps us identify areas of our RMS where incorrect input of data is hurting us.”

LieutenantCounty sheriff’s office
ZeroFlagged for review overnight3

14 larceny reports describe forced entry into a home.

RMS · possible burglaries, coded wrong

One person entered twice, with different dates of birth.

RMS · same name and license

212 calls closed without a disposition code.

CAD · September

The knowledge no general-purpose AI has.

Which statutes make up unlawful burning. Which offenses count as major crimes. Which CAD beats make up Zone 3. TargetZero captures what your agency knows, and every answer works from it.

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    Exactly what counts

    Each definition lists exactly which statutes, codes and statuses count.

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    The difference it makes

    The same question, answered with your definition and without it.

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    One place to keep them

    TargetZero ships sensible defaults. Your agency edits them.

One foundation, put to work by everyone in your agency.

Zero is the assistant on top of it. Your people say what they need, and Zero answers from your agency’s knowledge, with the sources shown.

01 · Investigations

Everything on a suspect, in one answer.

  1. 1
    One person from three entries

    Matched on name and date of birth, confirmed by license in CAD and jail.

  2. 2
    Conflicts shown, not hidden

    His address differs between RMS and his latest booking.

  3. 3
    Zero answers beside the record

    Ask about any record. The answer cites where it came from.

02 · Policy and compliance

Policy checks, from what officers wrote.

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    Checked against your policies

    Every narrative read for what your policies require.

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    The reports to fix

    Each missing item, with its officer and supervisor.

  3. 3
    Proof of compliance

    Sent to supervisors and kept as proof of compliance as you go.

03 · Command

The monthly board, from one question.

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    Your agency’s list

    Major crimes counted the way your agency defines them.

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    Problems caught first

    Records still pending are flagged before the numbers go out.

  3. 3
    Every number sourced

    Each figure traces to RMS and CAD.

AI agents will handle routine work, always with a person in control.

Next, Zero keeps watch. It re-runs the questions you care about as records arrive and brings what changed to the start of your shift, with the evidence attached. Zero surfaces; a person decides.

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    The evidence attached

    Each finding shows the passages and records behind it, and what it can’t claim.

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    A person decides

    Zero prepares the work. The lieutenant approves it or sends it back.

Your data stays under your control.

  • Secure

    Protected end to end, from where your data is hosted to every person who signs in.

  • Private

    Never sold, never shared, and never used to train AI models.

  • Governed

    Your agency decides who sees what. Zero follows the same rules as the person asking.

  • Logged

    Every action is recorded, with who did it and when.

See it on your agency’s data.

We’ll show you your agency’s own terms at work, where every answer comes from, and the problems hiding in your data.

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