We work with 700+ police agencies in over 40 countries, including the RCMP, the French National Police, the Hong Kong Police, the majority of Canadian police agencies, and hundreds of police agencies at the national, state, county and municipal levels in the USA.
From the start, we have consulted with expert fingerprint examiners to determine their needs with regards to analyzing, comparing, evaluating and identifying friction ridge images.
Our software was designed based on advice and feedback from the many knowledgeable fingerprint experts within the wonderful forensic community whom we are lucky to call our friends.
We started with CSIpix Comparator (released 2010), one of the first software applications custom-designed to help prepare, compare, and identify fingerprints and palm prints.
Next came the CSIpix Matcher (released 2013), which permits a latent crime scene print to be searched exhaustively against a known palm or fingerprint.
CSIpix Case AFIS (released 2016) is a flexible, small-scale automated fingerprint identification system (AFIS), that searches for a match in a directory of fingerprints of known criminals and other individuals.
With the advent of cloud computing, we have set our sights on the development of a cloud-based AFIS system focused on searching up to one million friction ridge records to serve as the principal AFIS for a medium sized community or region. This will be known as the CSIpix Cloud AFIS. Stay tuned for more details!
Identify starting points more quickly and clearly document analysis using court-ready charts. It supports careful, repeatable comparisons and clear communication of findings.
Case AFIS allows examiners to rule out known prints locally before submitting to a regional AFIS, helping narrow potential matches and focus casework without managing a database.
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