Public Safety & Defense
AI-Driven Transcription & Intelligence for Mission-Critical Operations
Body Worn Cameras
(BWC)
VRFY is developing transcription and communications-intelligence capabilities intended to support the review of audio and video recordings generated by body-worn cameras and similar evidentiary capture systems used in regulated environments.
While many digital evidence management systems include basic transcription functionality, organisations operating in high-trust settings often require additional controls around review, redaction, auditability, and multilingual handling. VRFY’s platform is being developed to address these requirements through AI-enabled transcription, structured review tools, and configurable redaction workflows.
The platform is intended to support features such as summarisation, redaction, editing, and multilingual transcription and translation, recognising that accuracy, language handling, and evidentiary use depend on validation, jurisdictional requirements, and operational context.
VRFY is designed to be evaluated either as an independent platform or alongside existing digital evidence systems, with the objective of supporting organisations seeking to modernise transcription and review workflows without undertaking wholesale system replacement. Adoption, integration, and operational outcomes remain subject to technical validation, regulatory alignment, and organisational approval.
Interview Statements
VRFY is developing transcription and communications-intelligence capabilities intended to support the review of recorded interview statements generated in investigative and compliance-driven environments.
The platform is designed to handle interviews recorded across a range of capture methods, including handheld recorders, in-room interview systems, and remote communications. Its development focus includes structured transcription outputs intended to support review, analysis, and disclosure workflows commonly associated with investigative and legal processes.
VRFY is being developed to incorporate features such as summarisation, configurable redaction, editing tools, and multilingual transcription and translation. These capabilities are intended to assist organisations managing interviews conducted in multiple languages, recognising that transcription accuracy, translation quality, and evidentiary use depend on validation, jurisdictional requirements, and operational context.
The platform is intended to be evaluated either alongside existing case management and evidence systems or as an independent solution. Adoption, integration, and operational impact remain subject to technical validation, regulatory alignment, and organisational approval processes.
Dispatch Recordings and Radio Communications
VRFY is developing transcription and communications-intelligence capabilities intended to support the review of emergency dispatch recordings and radio communications generated in public safety and regulated operational environments.
The platform is designed to handle high-volume audio sources such as emergency call recordings, dispatch-to-officer communications, and inter-agency radio traffic. Its development focus includes structured transcription outputs intended to assist with post-incident review, reporting, and oversight processes where secure handling and auditability are required.
VRFY is being developed to incorporate features such as summarisation, configurable redaction, and editing tools to support the review of sensitive operational communications. These capabilities are intended to assist organisations managing large volumes of time-sensitive audio, recognising that accuracy, review workflows, and operational use depend on validation, jurisdictional requirements, and organisational processes.
The platform is intended for evaluation in environments with strict security and compliance requirements. Deployment, integration, and operational impact remain subject to regulatory alignment, technical validation, and organisational approval.
Wiretaps and Intercepted Communications
VRFY is developing transcription and communications-intelligence capabilities intended to support the review of lawfully captured communications used in complex investigative and oversight contexts.
In investigations involving multiple communication channels or large volumes of recorded material, organisations often rely on resource-intensive manual transcription and review processes. These approaches can introduce delays and require additional handling steps, particularly where multilingual content or sensitive information is involved.
VRFY’s platform is being developed to support the structured transcription and review of captured communications, including the potential use of multilingual transcription and translation features. The platform is also intended to support configurable redaction and review workflows appropriate for sensitive material, recognising that legal authority, compliance requirements, and evidentiary standards vary by jurisdiction and investigative context.
Use of the platform in these environments remains subject to lawful authorisation, regulatory interpretation, and organisational approval. Deployment, operational impact, and investigative outcomes depend on validation, procedural alignment, and integration into existing investigative frameworks.
