LexisNexis Debuts AI Video Tool for Police Reporting at IACP

LexisNexis Coplogic Solutions announced two law enforcement technology products at the International Association of Chiefs of Police conference in Orlando, Florida: a modernized version of its Desk Officer Reporting System, known as 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 better video evidence at incident scenes through real-time AI guidance delivered via smartphone. The company says the tool is intended to strengthen evidence quality and support more effective case building, addressing longstanding challenges in how field documentation is collected.

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The updated DORS platform accompanies the launch, offering a refreshed interface and capabilities aimed at streamlining how officers complete reports away from the station. Together, the two products represent LexisNexis Coplogic's push to modernize the front-end of the criminal justice workflow, from initial incident documentation through evidence assembly.

The announcements were made at IACP 2026, one of the largest annual gatherings of law enforcement leadership in the United States, providing the company a high-visibility venue to introduce tools aimed at both officer efficiency and community-facing interactions. The integration of AI into routine police reporting reflects a broader industry trend toward automating and improving the accuracy of public safety documentation.

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