CSAS

Uncover Hidden Connections. Accelerate Investigations. Improve Outcomes.

CSAS helps investigators transform complex communications data, ANPR, handset downloads, telematics and other digital evidence into actionable intelligence.

Trusted by law enforcement across the UK, CSAS enables teams to identify critical links faster, uncover new lines of enquiry, reduce analytical workload and produce evidentially robust outputs that stand up in court.

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One Platform. Every Investigation.

Transform complex datasets into meaningful intelligence.

CSAS provides investigators and analysts with a powerful suite of tools designed to support serious organised crime, county lines activity, missing persons investigations and major crime enquiries.

Process Complex Data in Seconds

Rapidly analyse communications data records, ANPR, handset downloads, telematics, trackers and other digital evidence within one platform accurately while maintaining evidential integrity.
Discover Hidden Links Across Cases

Search active and historical investigations to uncover unknown relationships between devices, identifiers, people and cases using Cross Case Search.
Data Visualisation

Visualise investigative data through maps, timelines, charts, schedules and network analysis tools.
Attributions Library

Centralise attribution data and build organisational intelligence that supports future investigations.
Advanced Analytics

Use powerful pre-built investigative queries to identify patterns, anomalies and key evidential opportunities.
Radio Frequency Propagation Survey

Use the power Radio Frequency Module to analyse Lima Cell Monitor and other RF Data.
Generate Court-Ready Evidence

Create accurate and evidentially robust schedules, timelines, maps and analytical reports from investigation through prosecution.
Turn Data into Actionable Intelligence

Built-in analytical queries reveal patterns, associations and evidential opportunities hidden within complex datasets.
Fast-Time Reporting

Rapidly disseminate intelligence and investigative findings to operational teams and decision makers.

Proven Operational Impact

Real investigations. Real outcomes. Measurable value.

CSAS does not just improve workflows. It delivers measurable operational results.

164 Arrests

Rapid identification of key suspects and criminal networks.

124 Guilty Outcomes

Stronger evidential development and prosecution support.

£1.1m Savings to Police

Reduced investigative effort and improved operational efficiency.

£1m Savings to Courts

Faster case preparation and streamlined evidential processes.

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Built for the Future

The latest release of CSAS introduces enhanced analytical capabilities, deeper cross-case intelligence discovery and strengthened support for UK forensic standards.

Designed in collaboration with law enforcement, CSAS continues to evolve to meet the growing challenges of modern digital investigations.

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CellView Integration

Extend your investigative capability with CellView

Unlock richer cell site analysis and more accurate visualisation with CellView. Integrated directly with CSAS, CellView provides enhanced radio frequency coverage visualisation, helping investigators gain greater confidence in location-based intelligence and evidential analysis.

Enhanced Coverage Intelligence

Visualise cell coverage with greater accuracy and confidence.
Global Network Support

Analyse data across UK and international networks using comprehensive coverage datasets.
Rapid Deployment

Deploy CellView alongside CSAS and begin benefiting from enhanced visualisation capabilities immediately.

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Uncover hidden connections, reduce workload and improve operational outcomes.

Discover how CSAS can help your organisation make informed decisions sooner and progress cases with confidence.

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From the Knowledge Hub

Case studies, whitepapers, news and blogs about CSAS.

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Cross‑Case Search in CSAS V3.16: Faster Insight, Smarter Connections, Zero Rework

In digital investigations, crucial intelligence often sits within small but significant overlaps — a reused IMSI, a familiar IMEI, or MSISDNs that surface across multiple cases. Historically, identifying these links has meant manual cross‑referencing, repeated searching, or digging through old casework by hand.