Manage
The case workspace — warrants, evidence, witnesses, and custodians in one place.
Warrants sit in one place, the evidence they authorize in another, and witness details in a detective's personal notebook. When a defense motion asks which warrant covers which item, or a witness needs re-contacting before trial, the answer takes a search across several systems and a phone call.
The Enforcement Gap
What The case manager defines
Which warrants authorize which searches, who's holding each piece of evidence, and which witnesses still need to be contacted or interviewed.
Where enforcement breaks down
That picture lives in a warrant binder, an evidence log spreadsheet, and a witness list nobody updates consistently. Before a hearing, someone has to manually match warrant numbers to evidence items and chase down which witnesses were actually reached — work the case file should already answer.
How investigators use it
A suppression motion argues that an item of evidence exceeds the scope of the warrant that authorized its collection. The evidence register shows the linked warrant directly, instead of someone cross-referencing two separate logs under deadline.
A case has several witnesses at different stages — some interviewed, some still being located, one scheduled to be deposed. The kanban view shows exactly where each one stands without a status-check email chain.
A custodian changes hands mid-investigation when a detective transfers units. The evidence register and custodian record move with the case, not with the person.
How It Works
Register
Log evidence, warrants, and custodians as they come into the case.
Link
Tie each warrant to the specific evidence it covers.
Track witnesses
Move witnesses through a configurable status workflow, identified through deposed.
Monitor
See the case's evidence, tasks, and documents on one management dashboard.
Part of the enforcement platform
Manage doesn't work in isolation. Here's how it connects.
Investigation
The management dashboard rolls up into the case's real-time overview automatically.
Collection
Evidence acquired in the field registers here with custodian and warrant links intact.
Why OrcheSight
A warrant binder tracks warrants. An evidence log tracks evidence. A spreadsheet tracks witnesses. None of the three know about each other. Manage keeps them in one workspace — a warrant linked to exactly what it covers, a witness register with a real status workflow instead of a static list, and a dashboard that shows the state of the case without three separate lookups.