CLIPr Helps Fight Crime By Increasing Police Productivity (By up to 50%)

CLIPr automatically generates police report drafts from body-worn camera audio, so officers can spend less time documenting and more time protecting.

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Process 1 Video For Free

CJISSECPOL Compliant

SOC-2 Type 1

6 U.S. patents

Body Worn Camera (BWC) Software Police Officers

Automatically Review, Recap, and Index BodyCam Video to Draft Police Reports

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Dock Your Device

Simply dock your BodyCam or DashCam device as usual, and CLIPr automatically receives the camera footage for processing. Police departments can specify which types of videos to auto-process so only the footage you need is used.

02

Receive Email

You will receive an email notification when your video is ready for review, ensuring timely access to the generated report.

03

Review Draft

Review, edit, and improve the generated police report draft. Check the detailed police report recap and the BodyCam notes, and if there are repeated errors, use the CLIPr dictionary to correct them for future reports.

04

Copy & Save

Copy and paste the finalized report into your records management system (RMS) to complete the documentation process.

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CLIPr Transforms Police Reporting with Unmatched Efficiency and Accuracy

Park Your BodyCam or DashCam, CLIPr Creates the First Draft

CLIPr helps you quickly locate and access valuable video content, saving you precious time that can be better utilized for productive tasks.

Generate Detailed, Searchable Notes

Each incident is documented with precise, searchable notes, improving recall accuracy and detail for police officers.

Detailed Searchable Notes First Draft Police

Implement a Productivity Force Multiplier

By decreasing manual report drafting, your existing police force can accomplish more with your existing staff.

Integrate with Your Unified Digital Evidence Platforms

Seamlessly connect with your existing digital evidence management systems for streamlined workflows.

Unified Digital Evidence Platform Integration

Support IoT Enabled Cameras

Via Dock & Auto video upload or Manual video upload for all major camera platforms.

Pay Only For What You Need

CLIPr’s pricing adapts to your actual utilization. If you underutilize, we will carry it forward to the next budget year.

Retain Complete Data Ownership

Unlike the competition, CLIPr ensures you retain complete ownership of your data, with no hidden fees or unexpected charges.

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Increasing Documentation Requirements Have Police Officers Stuck Behind Desks Drafting Reports

300K+ hours

of BodyCam video footage is recorded each day in the U.S.

50%+ of time

police officers spend on average drafting reports manually from memory or skimming hours of video.

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Need Funding? CLIPr Can Help!

Secure the funding you need to get started with CLIPr right away. Budget approvals can take months or even years, but your police force could be saving time and effort on their reporting NOW. CLIPr can help connect you with public and private grant funding opportunities and other funding resources.

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Donate To CLIPr Grants LLC (501)(3)(c) To Make A Scalable Impact

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Make an impact on public safety in your community and nationwide!

CLIPr enables officers to spend less time documenting and more time protecting by automatically generating police report drafts from body-worn camera audio. Funding is needed to help implement CLIPr’s time-saving solutions NOW, while police departments work to secure long-term budget funding.

CLIPr Enables Police Departments To:

✔️ Reduce Report Writing Time By 50%

✔️ Boost Officer Morale And Reduce Burnout

✔️ Ensure Greater Accuracy And Consistency In Reporting

✔️ Implement A Productivity Force Multiplier

More Than Just Police Report Drafts

Transcribe CID Videos With Ease

Upload Criminal Investigations Department (CID) videos to CLIPr to automatically index and transcribe interrogations, creating searchable evidence libraries for efficient prosecution.

Redact Sensitive Information

CLIPr provides redaction as an additional service to aid police departments with compliance requirements for the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).

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Seamlessly Integrates With Your Current Equipment

CLIPr supports all BodyCam and DashCam models with audio recording capabilities.

LensLock

Sentinel Camera Systems

Digital Ally

Motorola

Tyler Technologies

Getac Video Solutions

Pro-Vision

Utility Associates

i-PRO

Reveal Media

Visual Labs

Kustom Signals

Safe Fleet

WOLFCOM

Announcing CLIPr’s partnership with i-PRO!

CLIPr will be integrated with i-PRO’s body-worn-camera and in-car-video solutions and be available to all users. We are thrilled to partner with this global leader in video surveillance solutions.

"This is a game changer. We can finally Protect more and Document less using CLIPr's Generative AI".

Police Officer, Bentonville, AR

Process 1 Video For Free!

Get 50% of your time back! See for yourself just how much of a productivity force multiplier CLIPr can be for your police department. Email a video to the CLIPr team, we’ll process it and share the draft report.

Fill out the form below with a BodyCam or DashCam video sent via Microsoft OneDrive from your Police Department email address.

Schedule a quick call to review the draft report. Please include the Microsoft OneDrive video URL in the meeting request.

See for yourself how much time you can save with CLIPr!

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CJISSECPOL Compliant

SOC-2 Type 1

6 U.S. patents

CLIPr Helps Officers Prioritize Protection and Save Time on Documentation With Efficient AI-Generated Police Report Drafts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is the AI-generated report?

CLIPr's AI technology has an average transcription accuracy of 90-95% and continuously improves with use. Officers can review, edit, and correct the drafts, and use the CLIPr dictionary to reduce future errors.

Does CLIPr's AI add any hallucinations to reports?

No, CLIPr's AI strictly adheres to the footage, generating reports based solely on the recorded events to ensure accuracy and factual integrity.

How does CLIPr ensure data security?

CLIPr complies with CJISSECPOL (FBI Criminal Justice Information System Security Policy) and is SOC-2 Type 1 certified, ensuring your data is secure and protected.

Who owns the data processed by CLIPr?

You retain complete ownership of all data processed by CLIPr. Unlike some competitors, we do not impose hidden fees or claim ownership of your data.

Can CLIPr help us comply with state-mandated reporting requirements?

Yes, CLIPr is designed to help police departments meet increasing documentation requirements by automating the report drafting process, ensuring compliance and accuracy. In addition, CLIPr’s Freedom Of Information Action (FOIA) Redaction as a Service off-loads the tedious chore typically completed by your Records Department or Attorneys by redacting NCIC (National Criminal Information Center) codes, juvenile faces, computer screens with sensitive information and mentions of medications.

If my district, town or city has on average much fewer incidents than higher crime cities, do I still pay the same fee on a per officer basis?

No, lower on average incident districts pay half the price of higher crime districts. A lower incident district records, on average within a 365-day year, 1/4 of an 8-hour shift on BodyCam devices whereas a higher incident district records on average 1/2 of an 8-hour shift. College campus police can be as low as 1/16 of an 8-hour shift.

What happens if I over or underestimate the average number of hours my officers record BodyCam or DashCam video?

Unused minutes can rollover to the following year. Adjustments can be made at any time, once it becomes clear that an underestimate has occurred based on daily and monthly reporting.

What languages are supported?

CLIPr recognizes 32 languages, including 7 variations of spoken English (US English, US Spanish, Australian English, British English, Indian English, Irish English, Scottish English, Welsh English, Gulf Arabic, Modern Standard Arabic, Mandarin Chinese, Dutch, Spanish, French, Canadian French, Farsi, German, Swiss German, Hebrew, Indian Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Tamil, Telugu, Turkish and Greek).