From Threat Identified to Protective Action
A name, image, or tip enters the workflow. The platform matches it against operator X-Lists and law-enforcement UMbRA — never on the sensor. The RAC confirms with an independent QAPLA 1:1. A verified, evidentiary-grade alert reaches your field team. Four steps, no surveillance record.
The Protective Use-Case Flow
Every match follows the same path. No automated action, ever.
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Threat Identified
A name, image, or tip enters the workflow — from an analyst, an advance team, or a camera still at a pedestrian chokepoint.
Inputs: analyst submission, advance team, or RTIS/RVIS sensor -
Platform Match
The submission is matched at the platform against X-Lists (operator-controlled) and UMbRA (law-enforcement access only). Matching never happens on the sensor.
No watchlist or UMbRA data ever on the sensor -
RAC Human Verification
A trained RAC analyst confirms the match, and QAPLA runs an independent 1:1 comparison with a different algorithm for evidentiary confirmation.
Two algorithms + human review on every match -
Protective Action
The verified alert routes to the field team or program manager with an evidentiary package ready for law-enforcement referral. Safience does not detain or dispatch.
Evidentiary-grade output, operator decides the response
The Products Behind the Flow
One platform, deployed once, covering the full protective workflow.
Sensor at entry points
Fixed and mobile sensors at pedestrian chokepoints. One cropped image per detect, nothing stored locally.
Explore RTISOperator watchlists
Any list type, per principal and engagement, with compartmented alert routing.
Explore X-Lists54M+ LE identities
The deepest law-enforcement-sourced identity database available to a private platform.
Explore UMbRAConfirm & verify
Independent 1:1 confirmation inside a trained human-verification workflow.
Explore QAPLAWalk Through the Flow With Our Team
See exactly how the protective use-case flow applies to your principals and facilities.