LexisNexis Launches AI Video Tool for Police Reporting at IACP

LexisNexis Coplogic Solutions introduced two new law enforcement technology products at the International Association of Chiefs of Police conference in Orlando on Oct. 25, 2026: a modernized version of its Desk Officer Reporting System, known as DORS, and Field Clarity, which the company describes as the first AI-guided smartphone video assistant designed for police reporting.

Field Clarity is built to walk community members through the process of capturing video evidence on a smartphone, with artificial intelligence providing real-time guidance. The tool is intended to improve the quality of evidence submitted in police reports and to streamline case-building for investigators, according to the announcement.

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The updated DORS platform complements Field Clarity by modernizing how desk officers receive, process, and document community-submitted reports. Together, the two products represent LexisNexis Coplogic Solutions' push to integrate AI assistance throughout the front end of the law enforcement reporting workflow.

The pairing of consumer-facing video guidance with a backend reporting overhaul reflects a broader industry trend toward leveraging mobile technology and machine learning to reduce administrative burdens on officers while potentially improving the evidentiary value of materials collected before an investigation formally begins. The announcement drew attention at one of the largest annual gatherings of police leadership in the United States.

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