Intelligence
Cross-case entity resolution and link analysis a single case file can't show.
An investigator working one case has no visibility into the other open cases that share a phone number, a device, or an associate. Building that picture today means manually cross-referencing case files, or a link chart drawn by hand, after someone happens to notice the overlap.
The Enforcement Gap
What The intelligence analyst defines
Which entities, patterns, and relationships matter to an active investigation or a broader threat picture.
Where enforcement breaks down
Finding those patterns depends on an analyst happening to remember a name or a number from a different case. There's no single graph pulling together every entity across every investigation, so the connection between a suspect in one case and a person of interest in another goes unnoticed until it surfaces some other way.
How investigators use it
A phone number that appears as a witness contact in one case turns out to be registered to a suspect under investigation in a separate case in another jurisdiction. Cross-case resolution surfaces the overlap instead of leaving it to coincidence.
An analyst is building a network around an organized theft ring and needs to see how a group of identified associates, vehicles, and accounts relate to each other. The graph shows it visually, with drill-down into the evidence behind each connection.
Communication patterns between two persons of interest shift sharply in volume and timing right before a reported incident. The behavioral anomaly is flagged for the analyst to review, not buried in a call log.
How It Works
Resolve
People, devices, accounts, and organizations are matched across every case.
Map
Relationships and communication patterns are visualized as an explorable graph.
Score
Behavioral anomalies in volume, timing, and pattern are flagged for review.
Surface
Cross-case matches appear inside the case an analyst is already working.
Part of the enforcement platform
Intelligence doesn't work in isolation. Here's how it connects.
Investigation
Cross-case connections surface directly inside the active case record.
Collection
Every source collected feeds entity resolution automatically, with no separate import.
Why OrcheSight
A single case file shows what's been entered into that case, nothing more. Intelligence runs underneath every investigation at once, resolving the same person, device, or account across cases that would otherwise never be compared, and putting the graph in front of the analyst instead of requiring them to go looking for it. Built in, with no separate system to deploy or maintain.