DBIS (Detective Bureau Investigative System) PRISM unifies fragmented investigative data into a single operational workspace — where every connection is tracked, verified, and legally defensible.
PRISM ingests data from every source your investigators touch — and makes the reliability of every connection visible, auditable, and court-ready.
Investigations run across dozens of disconnected systems — records management, dispatch, external databases, surveillance, court records, and field observations. Every source produces data at different reliability levels.
Detectives make critical decisions — warrants, resource deployment, cross-agency alerts — on data they cannot systematically evaluate. Intelligence lives in silos. Work product is assembled manually. Statistical reporting requires re-keying data from operational systems into separate tools.
The result: duplicated effort, compliance exposure, inconsistent reporting, and intelligence that never reaches the people who need it.
PRISM fuses disparate data sources into a single investigative workspace where every entity and every connection carries verified reliability status. Investigators work in one environment — from initial intake through case closure.
CompStat, NIBRS/UCR, and management analytics generate automatically from operational data. No re-keying. No transcription errors. No stale reports. Statistics are a byproduct of investigative work — not a separate task.
Cross-agency sharing, warrant generation, and intelligence briefs all enforce data quality rules natively. The platform ensures that what reaches a courtroom, a CompStat meeting, or a partner agency meets the evidentiary standard it claims to.
A complete investigative operating system — from data ingestion through verified work product generation.
Ingest and unify data from records management, dispatch, external databases, surveillance platforms, court systems, and field observations — normalized into a single investigative workspace.
Proprietary verification architecture that assesses the reliability of every data connection. Auditable, legally defensible, and built into the investigative workflow — not bolted on as an afterthought.
Crime statistics, performance metrics, and operational analytics generated directly from system-of-record data as investigators work. Zero re-keying. Always current. Always accurate.
Mobile-optimized interface for tablet and field use. Real-time case access, on-scene data verification, and GPS-stamped entries — investigation continues seamlessly from desk to street.
Force-directed entity relationship visualization with verification-aware rendering. Filter connections by reliability, source, and confidence — see the full picture or isolate confirmed intelligence.
Warrant affidavits, intelligence briefs, CompStat reports, and cross-agency packages — each enforcing appropriate data quality thresholds so only verified information enters legal documents.
Built to work alongside the infrastructure your agency already operates — not to replace it.
Cloud-native architecture on Azure Government with FedRAMP-aligned security controls, federal data residency compliance, and scalable infrastructure designed for public safety workloads.
Native interoperability with Teams, SharePoint, and Power Platform — enabling collaboration, document management, and workflow automation within tools investigators already use daily.
Geospatial intelligence layers with verification-aware rendering. Confirmed locations, inferred areas, and historical patterns — all visible on the map with the context investigators need.
Federal criminal intelligence sharing compliance is embedded in the platform architecture — not managed through separate processes.
Request a briefing tailored to your agency's investigative environment and operational requirements.
Request Briefing →A fusion platform that transforms fragmented investigative data into operationally reliable, legally defensible intelligence — with verification built into every layer.
Twelve integrated modules — each verification-aware, each connected, each designed for how investigators actually work.
Operational command view with real-time case metrics, verification status indicators, and priority alerts — the first screen an investigator sees every shift.
Automated investigative briefings that synthesize case data and annotate information reliability. AI-generated recommendations weighted by the quality of supporting evidence.
Unified case workspace with entity tracking, relationship visualization, and case health scoring. Every piece of data carries its verification lineage from intake to closure.
Probability scoring that incorporates data quality metrics alongside traditional solvability factors. Cases with stronger verified evidence surface for appropriate resource allocation.
Chain of custody with full awareness of associated entity verification status. Evidence integrity from collection through court presentation.
Affidavit generation with built-in data quality enforcement. Service tracking, attempt logging, and entity status at time of execution — documented automatically.
Conversational AI that understands data reliability. Responses distinguish between confirmed intelligence and analytical inference — so investigators always know what they're acting on.
Crime statistics and performance analytics generated directly from operational data. NIBRS/UCR feeds from system-of-record data — no manual compilation, always current.
Shared investigative workspaces with verification-aware data sharing. Partner agencies see the reliability assessment of every data point — in real time.
ArcGIS-powered map layers with verification-aware rendering. Filter locations by confirmation status, overlay analytical regions, and visualize spatial patterns across cases.
Force-directed entity relationship graphs with visual encoding of data reliability. Degree-of-separation analysis weighted by verification level for accurate intelligence assessment.
Tablet-optimized interface for on-scene use. Real-time case access, field verification capabilities, and GPS-stamped entries — investigation doesn't stop at the office door.
PRISM ingests, normalizes, and augments data from the full spectrum of investigative sources — making connections visible that siloed systems hide.
Records management and dispatch data enters PRISM as the authoritative foundation — primary keys that carry the full authority of the issuing system. All statistical reporting reads directly from this layer.
External databases, surveillance feeds, court records, field observations, and analytical outputs are ingested and linked to case records — with reliability assessment applied to every connection.
PRISM's fusion architecture is source-agnostic. As agencies adopt new databases, surveillance platforms, or analytical tools, PRISM integrates them into the same verified workspace — no redesign required.
The core of PRISM — a proprietary architecture that makes data reliability a visible, auditable, and enforceable property of every entity relationship in the system.
When an external database returns four addresses for a subject, it doesn't mean the subject lives at all four. It means the database contains records linking the subject to those locations. One may be current, one historical, one a relative's, and one a data entry error.
Detectives know this intuitively. But without a structured mechanism to capture those evaluations — and make them auditable, shareable, and legally defensible — the distinction between confirmed fact and raw data disappears.
PRISM provides that mechanism. Every connection in the system carries a verified reliability assessment that persists through case lifecycle, cross-agency sharing, and work product generation.
Warrant affidavits that cite only confirmed intelligence. CompStat reports that distinguish between verified data and analytical inference. Cross-agency packages that meet federal sharing standards automatically. Intelligence briefs that tell the receiving agency exactly how much to trust each data point.
Every verification creates an auditable record — who assessed it, based on what source, and when. The system produces a chain of evaluation that withstands court testimony, federal inspection, and internal review.
For the investigator, this happens as part of their normal workflow — not as a separate compliance task. The system is designed so that ground-truthing is fast, intuitive, and immediately useful rather than burdensome.
PRISM's verification architecture is proprietary to GY6.ai — grounded in formal intelligence analysis methodology and adapted for operational field use.
Every document PRISM generates enforces data quality rules appropriate to its purpose and audience.
Probable cause sections enforce confirmed-data-only rules. The system flags when investigators attempt to cite unverified connections — protecting both the investigation and the agency.
Generated directly from system-of-record data. Investigative data is clearly labeled by reliability level in all roll-ups. Commanders see accurate numbers without manual compilation.
Federal compliance disclaimers attach automatically to shared intelligence based on data type and verification status. Receiving agencies see the reliability assessment of every data point.
AI-generated briefings that annotate information by reliability. Investigators heading to the field know exactly what's confirmed versus what's analytical inference before they leave the office.
Complete audit logs exportable in structured formats for federal inspection, internal affairs review, litigation hold, and agency accreditation — every action documented, every share tracked.
Entity relationship visualizations with verification encoding preserved in exports. Analysts and prosecutors see the same reliability context on paper that investigators see on screen.
Request a technical briefing to see how PRISM's modules work together in your operational environment.
Request Briefing →PRISM serves organizations where investigative data drives legal outcomes, resource deployment, and public safety decisions — where the cost of unreliable information isn't a metric, it's a consequence.
From municipal police departments to multi-agency fusion centers — PRISM adapts to the operational requirements of any investigative organization.
Complex cases generate data from dozens of sources. PRISM unifies it into a single workspace where every connection is tracked, verified, and shareable — from first lead through prosecution.
Crime statistics and performance metrics generated automatically from operational data. Commanders get accurate, current numbers without manual compilation — every shift, every meeting, every report.
Cross-agency intelligence sharing with federal compliance built in. Receiving agencies see the reliability assessment of every data point. Audit trails follow shared data across jurisdictions.
Mobile access to case data, on-scene verification capabilities, and GPS-stamped field entries. Investigation continues from the office to the street with full platform capabilities available on tablet.
Warrant affidavits, evidence packages, and intelligence briefs built from verified data with complete audit trails. Prosecutors receive court-ready work product — not raw investigative files.
28 CFR Part 23 compliance, privacy policy enforcement, retention management, and complete audit logs — exportable for federal inspection, accreditation review, and internal affairs.
Every feature in PRISM exists because investigators face real operational problems that current systems don't solve.
Investigators work across RMS, CAD, external databases, surveillance platforms, court systems, and manual notes — none of which communicate. PRISM fuses them into one workspace.
A database return shows four addresses for a subject. Which is current? Which is a data entry error? Without systematic evaluation, detectives make critical decisions on unassessed data. PRISM's verification engine solves this.
Agencies re-key operational data into separate reporting tools — introducing delays, transcription errors, and stale numbers. PRISM generates statistics directly from investigative work.
Federal regulations require specific handling of shared criminal intelligence. Most agencies manage this through manual processes. PRISM automates compliance checks on every share.
Two detectives in different divisions independently verify the same subject's address. Neither knows about the other's work. PRISM surfaces collaborative verification opportunities across cases.
Warrant affidavits, intelligence briefs, and cross-agency packages assembled without systematic data quality checks. PRISM enforces verification thresholds appropriate to each document type.
PRISM is built to work alongside your existing systems — augmenting what you have, not requiring wholesale infrastructure replacement.
PRISM connects to your existing records management system, dispatch platform, and data sources. It doesn't replace them — it unifies them into a single operational workspace and adds the verification, analytics, and work product capabilities your current systems lack.
Built natively for the Microsoft ecosystem, PRISM integrates with Azure Government, Microsoft 365, Teams, SharePoint, and Power Platform. If your agency runs Microsoft, PRISM fits into your existing environment from day one.
ArcGIS integration brings verification-aware geospatial intelligence to your existing mapping infrastructure. Locations, patterns, and analytical regions render with reliability context investigators can act on.
PRISM deploys on Azure Government infrastructure with FedRAMP-aligned security controls and federal data residency compliance. Each deployment is configured for the agency's specific data sources, retention policies, privacy requirements, and operational workflows.
The platform ships with configurable compliance frameworks — including 28 CFR Part 23 controls, DHS Fusion Center Guidelines-aligned privacy policies, and retention management rules. Agencies configure these to their specific policies; the system enforces them.
Training and onboarding are designed around the principle that verification happens as part of normal investigative work. The system is built so that the right workflow is also the easiest workflow — minimizing adoption friction while maximizing data quality from the first day of operation.
Tell us about your investigative data challenges. We'll give you an honest assessment of whether PRISM fits your environment.
Request Briefing →GY6.ai engineers purpose-built technology for law enforcement and public safety — where data reliability isn't a feature, it's a requirement.
GY6.ai designs and engineers investigative intelligence platforms for law enforcement and public safety organizations. Our flagship product, DBIS PRISM, is a fusion platform that unifies fragmented investigative data sources into a single operational workspace — with proprietary ground-truth verification technology that makes data reliability visible, auditable, and legally defensible.
We build for a specific operational reality: investigations that cross system boundaries, data that arrives at varying reliability levels, statistical reporting that shouldn't require separate manual processes, and intelligence sharing that must meet federal compliance standards without adding administrative burden.
Investigative agencies operate across dozens of disconnected systems. Records management, dispatch, external databases, surveillance, court records, and field observations all produce data that detectives need to synthesize, evaluate, and act on — often under time pressure with legal consequences.
No platform on the market provides a structured, auditable mechanism for investigators to evaluate data reliability as part of their normal workflow. Existing tools either force investigators into separate compliance processes or ignore the reliability question entirely.
GY6.ai was built to solve that problem — to make verified, reliable intelligence the natural output of investigative work rather than an aspiration that current tools can't deliver.
Product strategy and technical architecture driven by practitioners who understand both the technology and the mission it serves.
Justin brings over 25 years in law enforcement and public safety technology to GY6.ai — a career that spans the full arc from field operations to executive leadership to enterprise product development. He served as a detective and sergeant before being appointed Chief Deputy of the Philadelphia Sheriff's Office, where he led operational modernization across one of the nation's largest municipal law enforcement agencies.
His transition to the technology industry included leadership roles at Motorola Solutions and L3Harris Technologies, where he worked at the intersection of public safety operations and communications technology — building the commercial expertise that now drives PRISM's product strategy and day-to-day execution. Recognized as a 2024 City & State Pennsylvania Trailblazer in Infrastructure, Justin operates as the boots-on-the-ground leader at GY6.ai — translating investigative field experience into platform capabilities and driving delivery across every workstream.
DeVante is a Microsoft-certified technology leader with over a decade of experience delivering solutions across startups, Fortune 50 financial institutions, and public sector organizations. His engineering career includes the Wells Fargo Emerging Talent Program, data engineering at Barings (MassMutual), early-stage fintech development, and leading platform expansion as Head of Technology at a digital media company.
He specializes in building secure, scalable infrastructure in highly regulated environments — spanning finance, healthcare, and government — with deep expertise in cloud architecture, Infrastructure as Code, CI/CD automation, and AI platform engineering. As CTO, DeVante leads PRISM's technical architecture from data fusion infrastructure through application development, ensuring the platform delivers at production scale on Azure Government.
Six principles that drive every design decision in PRISM.
Data reliability assessment isn't a compliance afterthought — it's a core property of the data model. Every entity relationship in the system carries its verification lineage from ingestion through work product generation.
CompStat, NIBRS/UCR, and management analytics generate directly from operational data. When investigators do their jobs, the numbers are already right. No re-keying. No separate reporting process.
Federal compliance is embedded in the data model, sharing controls, retention policies, and audit mechanisms. The system enforces compliance by default — not through manual procedures layered on top.
Every feature is evaluated against one question: does this help or hinder the detective's work? Verification happens as part of investigation — not as a separate task. The right workflow is the easiest workflow.
Built for the Microsoft ecosystem and designed to augment existing agency infrastructure. PRISM unifies what you already have — it doesn't require you to abandon it.
Every verification, share, query, and modification logged with full chain-of-custody metadata. The platform is built to withstand court scrutiny, federal inspection, and internal review without exception.
We'd like to hear about the investigative challenges your agency faces and explore whether PRISM is the right fit.
Request Briefing →Tell us about your agency, your investigative data environment, and your operational priorities. We'll schedule a focused briefing tailored to your situation.
No sales pitches. A focused conversation about your challenges and how PRISM addresses them.
Tell us about your agency, your current investigative data environment, and the operational challenges you're looking to solve. We'll confirm whether PRISM is a fit for your situation.
A focused session covering PRISM's capabilities, module overview, compliance framework, and deployment approach — tailored specifically to your agency's environment and operational requirements.
If there's a fit, we work with your technical team to define scope, data source integration, configuration requirements, timeline, and deployment strategy for your environment.