Peregrine enables patrol to find what they are looking for faster and easier by integrating critical, siloed data sources to become unified and searchable.

Peregrine helps the Albuquerque Police Department boost warrant arrests and reach a cadence where the agency is clearing warrants faster than new ones are issued.

In New Mexico, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) leverages NIBIN data more efficiently with Peregrine. The Albuquerque Police Department can share relevant records with ATF agents digitally, saving hours of travel time.

Uncover ways to improve response effectiveness, track key metrics, identify call volume patterns and spikes, and decrease costs and bottlenecks.

Peregrine serves as the Richmond Police Department’s platform for interagency collaboration, allowing the agency to share data with other departments for more effective investigations.

The Glendale Police Department leverages Peregrine to integrate the data flowing through its real-time intelligence center from hundreds of sources, including traffic cameras, dash cams, body-worn cameras, drones, and helicopters.

The Albuquerque Police Department leverages incident data from its Peregrine-powered real-time crime center for its CompStat program, Duke City Stats, to prevent crime.

The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office uses peregrine to conduct patrol staffing analyses, optimize shift models, and identify resource requirements, resulting in shorter response times, increased visibility, and enhanced officer wellness.

The Livermore Police Department takes a data-driven approach to officer wellness, leveraging Peregrine to analyze shift patterns, exposure to traumatic incidents, and officer workloads.

Anaheim Police Department fights retail crime by streamlining data sharing, centralizing data stored across the criminal ecosystem, and enhancing search and analysis to improve investigations.

Police departments are using Peregrine to visualize motor vehicle theft in their jurisdiction and use trend analysis to find frequent offenders and reduce open cases.

Peregrine enhances investigations at the Lathrop Police Department by automatically linking records from disparate sources so officers can identify relevant information and close cases faster.

Peregrine supported the city of Alexandria, Virginia, in its migratation of data from its legacy home-grown justice information system to more modern solutions while maintaining full access to historical data.

The San Pablo Police Department uses Peregrine to establish data-driven, high-impact intervention techniques and patterns of service for people experiencing homelessness.

The city of Atlanta uses Peregrine to catalog different neighborhoods’ needs and identify potential investment opportunities for at-risk neighborhoods.

Manatee County minimizes manual work to understand incident impact by quickly aggregating, organizing, and quantifying data across siloed systems, feeding directly into reimbursement calculations.

Manatee County leverages Peregrine for reliable insights to inform interagency collaboration throughout the full emergency lifecycle, from mitigation and preparation to response and recovery.

District attorneys can provide proactive and responsive reporting to external stakeholders in the community, using real-time data to tell the office's story.

The Orange County Sheriff’s Department uses Peregrine for jail management, gaining a comprehensive view of custody operations, overall system performance tactical details, and inmate behavior patterns.

The New Mexico State Police’s CVE unit uses Peregrine to share data with partner agencies, receive real-time alerts of incidents involving motor vehicles, analyze deployment impacts, and streamline incident reporting.