Work more efficiently in missing persons enquiries

Someone is reported missing every 90 seconds in the UK. Our software solutions will ensure your team solves these cases quickly.

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Missing persons cases at a glance

Key facts and statistics on missing persons cases.

320,000

missing persons incidents are recorded annually in UK

165,000

individuals are involved in these cases

87%

of these incidents are considered medium or high risk

Streamline missing persons investigations with Forensic Analytics

CSAS is used both in the UK and internationally to solve missing persons cases. Key features and benefits include:

Utilise Fast Time Reporting

CSAS speeds up enquiry times by identifying fast track lines of enquiry and providing key insights into the data.
Map out vital points of interest

Visualise key locations, movement of handsets and contact between handsets to narrow down search areas.
Enhanced intelligence with CellView

Maximise your CSAS experience with richer, more detailed cell site visualisations taken from crowdsourced data.

Saving your force time and resources

CSAS can save your force significant man-hours and costs incurred when searching for missing people. Each CSAS license pays for itself after 4 missing persons searches.

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Supporting North Yorkshire Police to find a missing child

CSAS helped officers track down a high-risk missing child potentially in need of urgent medical attention. The child's mother was known to police and had previously had children removed from her care due to neglect.

Comprehensive cell site mapping

Once CDRs had been received for the child's mother's handset, the CSAS mapping function was used to map all cell sites the child's mother had recently connected to.
Instant intelligence

The map showed instantly that mother and child were on a train travelling from London to York and allowed the team to identify the most likely train they were travelling on.
A positive outcome

Officers located the mother and child at York and put into place safeguarding procedures for the child.