Got Questions?

No. Strix was built by a Canadian police officer with 20+ years of frontline investigative experience, so law enforcement is core — but Strix is now used across three domains: Canadian law enforcement (including municipal, provincial, and First Nations policing), government and public-sector enforcement (transit police, housing enforcement, regulatory bodies, bylaw prosecutions), and private-sector investigations (corporate security, internal misconduct, insurance SIU). The underlying workflow — evidence in, defensible case file out — is the same everywhere.

Yes. Strix is deployed for agencies that conduct investigations but aren't traditional municipal police — including transit police services, housing enforcement units, regulatory investigators, and bylaw prosecutions. We tailor the case file, narrative, and disclosure templates to your enabling legislation and reporting chain.

Absolutely. Corporate security investigators, workplace investigation firms, private investigators, and insurance Special Investigation Units all use Strix to produce investigation reports that hold up under client scrutiny, arbitration, and civil litigation. The same audit trail, source-grounding, and defensibility standards apply.

Yes. 100%. All data is stored and processed locally within your agency's own infrastructure on Canadian soil. Data never leaves your facility or crosses the border.

No. Your agency's data belongs to you. We do not use your sensitive case files to train our public models. Your instance is private and siloed.

No. Strix works alongside whatever you're already using. For Canadian law enforcement that means Niche, Versaterm, Mark43, or any other RMS. For government enforcement and private-sector teams that means your existing case management platform, SharePoint file stores, or investigations database. Strix is the investigative drafting and disclosure layer — it does not replace your system of record.

Yes. Every draft Strix produces is grounded only in the evidence you provided, with a full source-link audit trail on every sentence. Output is formatted for the venue you're working in — charge briefs, Crown briefs, and disclosure packages for law enforcement (R. v. Stinchcombe-compliant), tribunal and administrative packages for government enforcement, and investigation reports that hold up in arbitration or civil litigation for private-sector teams.

No. Strix accelerates the narrative drafting at the heart of an investigation, while your RMS or case management system continues to handle entity, evidence, and structured-data entry. The two work alongside each other; Strix does not duplicate structured workflows.

Because Strix is deployed on-premise within your agency's own infrastructure and requires no deep integration with your legacy servers, we can deploy rapidly to get your unit up and running.

Fully on-premise. All AI processing runs on dedicated hardware inside your network — no internet required, no data leaves your environment. Accessed via secure browser on agency computers and MDTs. Authenticates through your Active Directory.