Your LP professionals write good reports. Everyone else gets a blank box.
Most incidents are witnessed by someone who has never been trained to document one. A trained investigator knows what a case needs — suspect description, vehicle, plate, direction of travel, dollar value, timeline, whether it matches last Tuesday. An associate staring at a text field writes one sentence and gets back to the floor.
No description worth searching. No vehicle. No timeline. Nothing an investigator can pick up and work.
A report with no structured detail matches nothing. The same crew hits four of your stores and it reads like four unrelated events.
Cases get declined on documentation, not on merit. Restitution needs a record that holds up. Most store-level reports never could.
A trained investigator on the line for every single incident.
Imagine a hotline your associates could call the moment a crime happens — and a trained investigator picked up every time.
Someone who knows which questions actually matter. Who won't let “he had a tattoo” go by without asking where it was and what it looked like. Who knows a partial plate is still worth writing down. Who keeps asking until the report can be linked to the same crew hitting your other stores — and can hold up when someone finally gets prosecuted.
That is what this is. Except it answers every call, at every store, at the same time — and it never has a bad day.
Suspect description, vehicle, plate, direction of travel, dollar value, timeline. The things a case needs and an untrained witness never thinks to mention.
“He had a tattoo” becomes a dragon on the side of his neck. “We only got part of the plate” becomes the partial. That is the difference between a note and evidence.
Structured the way linking and prosecution require — so the same crew hitting four of your stores stops reading like four unrelated events.
It walks the associate through getting photos of the suspects and the vehicles — and each image is attached to the person or plate it actually shows, right inside the same conversation. Not a folder of loose pictures for an investigator to sort out days later, when nobody remembers which car belonged to which guy.
Every store gets the same interview — the one your best investigator would have run.
Same incident. Two reports.
One associate, one five-minute window, one phone. The only variable is who asked the questions.
Illustrative example — not real case data.
Your system stays your system.
We just make everything flowing into it better.
CRIMR AI-assisted reporting is a standalone capture layer. Your records, your workflow, your system of record — all unchanged. The only difference is the quality of what arrives.
Pull reports and attachments straight into your own application, on your schedule.
Posted to your endpoint the moment each report is submitted.
Scheduled drops into your existing pipeline.
Reports arrive at your intake address in a structured, parseable format.
We map to your schema during implementation so reports land in the fields your team already uses.
From sign-up to your system.
No app. No seats to provision. No training curriculum. The associate does the one thing they already know how to do — answer questions about what they saw.
One agreement and one domain authorization stands up your private enterprise account. Nothing to install, nobody to license, no rollout to schedule store by store.
CRIMR's universal crime reporting button at report.crimr.com, on whatever phone is already in their pocket. No app to download, no login wall, no seat that had to be bought for them first.
They verify with their company email. Domain authorization routes the report into your company's account automatically, isolated under your own records — and gives every report an accountable author.
Voice or typing — and it won't take a vague answer. It knows what a linkable report needs — suspects, vehicles, plates, dollar value, timeline — and it keeps asking until it has them. Photos are captured in the same conversation and attached to the person or vehicle they show, not dumped on the case. The associate reviews every field and submits.
Structured, photo-attributed and link-ready, the finished report posts straight into the case management system your team already works in — by webhook, email-to-case, or SFTP, mapped to your fields. Nobody rekeys anything. Nobody logs into a second system to find it.
Two things from your team. That's the whole setup.
No implementation project. No professional services engagement. No phased rollout by region.
A short call to put the agreement in place and stand up your company's private account. Nothing to count, nobody to license, no seats to allocate before anyone can report.
An Excel or CSV file of your stores — the one your team already keeps. That is the only data we need to configure the account.
Any employee at your company files through CRIMR's universal crime reporting button and picks their store from your location list. Email-domain authentication keeps every report isolated to your company's account — nothing for them to set up, and nothing for you to push to a phone.
No software installed on a single phone. No training curriculum to write. Your field mapping to your case management system is handled during onboarding, and every store is covered the day you go live.
The product enforces the posture your team already trains. The associate is a witness, not an intervention — the interview happens after the fact, on their phone, away from the floor.
Every store, a perfect witness.
Your data, under your own records.
Enterprise reports are stored under your company's records, verified by company email domain, with row-level security.