Every source.
Every partner.

Multiple system views.

An analyst may work with a tip intake, partner feed, alert system, and an outbound routing portal each a distinct application with a separate interface.

Cross-system correlation is manual.

When a tip arrives in one system and a related alert fires in another, connecting them all falls to the analyst.

Handoffs create drop risk.

Tips arriving via phone, web form, or partner API can land in different queues. A tip acknowledged in one system may never surface in another where it would be acted on.

Outbound routing requires multiple portals.

Pushing information to a state partner, a federal partner, and a local agency can mean separate push actions each with its own UI, confirmation step, and audit trail to maintain.

Community Tips

Without ISX

Tips submitted via web forms, email, and phone often land in systems separate from field intelligence and partner feeds.

With ISX

Community tips enter the same unified queue as all other inbound streams visible alongside partner feeds and field reports.

See Something Send Something

Without ISX

Public app tips and field officer submissions arrive through separate channels with no unified intake two reporting tiers with no shared view.

With ISX

Both tiers feed a single stream. Public reports through the app and field submissions through See Something Send Something PRO appear together in the analyst view one queue, two levels of reporter.

Partner Feeds

Without ISX

Intelligence from partner agencies arrives via email or manual export, requiring periodic manual checks.

With ISX

Partner feeds are ingested continuously and surface in real time alongside all other streams no polling, no manual import.

Web Forms

Without ISX

Web form submissions operate as a standalone workflow, tracked separately or entered manually.

With ISX

Multiple web form activities integrated into the unified stream with all active tips and partner feeds in the same view.

Calls / Hotline

Without ISX

Calls are logged in a separate system and not shared with digital tip intake or partner feeds.

With ISX

Calls taken by analysts shown on the ISX provide a common operating picture of everything moving through your center.

Built for field officers.

Patrol officers, investigators, and detectives can submit reports, photos, video, and location data directly into the ISX from any device without returning to a desk or navigating a system not designed for field use.

Built for TLO / ILO / FLO's.

Liaison officers operate across agencies and jurisdictions often without a consistent reporting path back to a fusion center or analyst. See Send Pro gives them a direct, standardized channel into the ISX regardless of their home agency.

Real-time. No delays.

Submissions appear in the ISX analyst view the moment they're sent. There is no batch processing, no email chain, no intake delay. What the officer sees in the field, the analyst sees in real time.

Customized by role and initiative.

Reporting fields, categories, and submission workflows are configured to match the initiative human trafficking, officer safety, missing children, or special events. The officer sees only what is relevant to their assignment.

Trained eyes reporting from the street directly to the analyst view in real time.

See Send Pro is the field-to-analyst connection the ISX was built to receive.

Without ISX

Outbound routing as a multi-step manual process.

When alerts to field officers and partners are scattered across systems and inboxes, they may get lost and the opportunity to act closes. A missed alert isn't just a workflow gap it's a lead that didn't reach the right officer, a partner who acted without the full picture, or a time-sensitive tip that expired in someone's inbox.

With ISX

One action routes to every connected partner.

The right information reaches the right people the moment it matters missing child alerts, officer safety bulletins, and BOLOs delivered in real time to everyone in the field who needs to know. One action. Every partner. No delay.