At a crime scene, your software has to be extremely flexible.  The software should setup quickly and be capable of going straight to work.

SceneSearch has a crime scene log, assignment sheet, reverse zip and area code lookup tool and a host of evidence entry forms.   SceneSearch even has a report export function so that you do not have to re-type a crime scene narrative.

With SceneSearch simply open the software, enter a date and you are ready to process information.  Click here to learn more.

Search warrants have all the dynamics of a crime scene with the added responsibility of search warrant related  documentation.

You key your data into the application on site and then print all of the required reports with a click of a button.

SceneSearch even tracks forfeiture items and calculate cash and other monetary evidence with the same entry made for the search.  Click here to find out more.

SceneSearch allows crime scene technicians and forensic analysts to add notes and relate them to evidence events.

Record information on site or later in the lab.  SceneSearch makes it easy to keep accurate records of events relative to evidence. 

Analyze the evidence corelating evidence to contributing sources and location collected.  Click here to find out more.
 

Consent, court ordered or administrative searches also can be documented using SceneSearch.

The flexibility of this Police software is built into the system.  You have the ability to customize the majority of the drop lists to fit virtually any situation, and in the manner your agency prefers.

The capabilities of SceneSearch are limitless.  Click here to find out more.

Once entered the application allows for printing of labels, search warrant inventories, evidence control forms and much more. SceneSearch has broad applications in law enforcement, military police and arson investigation. The software is specifically designed to organize evidence and information obtained from crime scenes, search warrants, and other searches.

SceneSearch was originally designed in 1993. It has evolved through actual use at crime scenes, search warrants and other search sites. SceneSearch was developed to meet the changing environments of Police, Arson Investigators and Military personnel.

SceneSearch has been to hundreds of crime scenes and has performed beyond expectations. It is in use in a number of Law Enforcement agencies throughout the United States, and is serving as a new standard for on site evidence processing for crime scenes search warrants and other searches.