LexisNexis Launches AI Video Tool for Police Reporting at IACP
LexisNexis Coplogic Solutions unveiled Field Clarity, an AI-guided smartphone video assistant, alongside a modernized officer reporting system at IACP 2026.
LexisNexis Coplogic Solutions introduced two law enforcement technology products at the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) 2026 conference in Orlando, Florida: a modernized version of its Desk Officer Reporting System (DORS) and a new tool called Field Clarity, described as the first AI-guided smartphone video assistant designed for police use.
Field Clarity is positioned to assist officers and community members in capturing higher-quality video evidence at incident scenes. By guiding users through the recording process with AI-driven prompts, the tool aims to improve the usability and evidentiary value of smartphone footage, which has become increasingly central to case building in modern law enforcement.
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The updated DORS platform, a longstanding LexisNexis product used for desk-based incident reporting, has been redesigned with a more modern interface and workflow. The dual announcement signals a broader push by the company to integrate artificial intelligence across the police reporting lifecycle, from field documentation through formal case compilation.
Law enforcement agencies face ongoing pressure to streamline reporting processes while producing documentation that can withstand legal scrutiny. LexisNexis frames both products as addressing those demands simultaneously — reducing administrative burden on officers while strengthening the quality of evidence available to prosecutors and investigators.
The announcements were made at one of the largest annual gatherings of law enforcement leadership in the United States, giving LexisNexis Coplogic Solutions direct access to potential agency customers and department decision-makers. Continue reading at All Financial Services & Investing.
