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Publish the finished product
Upload a bulletin, situational-awareness report, officer-safety notice, or other finished intelligence product in one secure location.
Intelligence dissemination, rebuilt
When intelligence does not reach the right people, it cannot protect them.
RAID gives law enforcement a secure, agency-controlled way to deliver finished intelligence products to the exact stakeholders who need them—on any device, with complete accountability.
Built for fusion centers
Agency-controlled access
Multi-agency reach
A familiar, responsive experience on any device
Purpose-built for the law enforcement intelligence mission.
Azure Government
Dedicated infrastructure
CJIS-aligned controls
Full audit trails
The real dissemination risk“We had the intelligence product. It just never reached the stakeholder who needed it.”
The problem
Great intelligence still gets lost in email.
Analysts invest hours creating valuable products. Then distribution depends on forwarded messages, aging lists, disconnected repositories, and no reliable way to prove who received what.
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Distribution lists are always becoming outdated
New assignments, transfers, and partner changes create gaps that are difficult to see and harder to govern.
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Partners receive too much—or miss what matters
Broad email blasts create noise. Narrow lists create blind spots. Neither creates confidence.
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Command cannot verify delivery or engagement
“We sent it” is not the same as knowing it reached the intended audience. RAID tracks readership and engagement metrics so leaders can see what was opened, by whom, and where follow-up is needed.
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When sensitive information leaks, tracing the source is difficult
RAID watermarks distributed content so agencies can deter unauthorized sharing and identify the source when a protected product is disclosed.
The RAID method
Publish once. Reach the right network. Know it arrived.
RAID replaces the email-merge marathon with a controlled, repeatable dissemination workflow built around communities of interest.
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Select the right communities
Target task forces, jurisdictions, regions, sectors, or partner groups. Every authorized member receives it—and no one outside the audience does.
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Verify reach and engagement
See who received the product, who opened it, where engagement is strong, and which stakeholders may need follow-up.
Mission impact
More reach for analysts. Less friction for stakeholders. More control for command.
RAID is designed to make every finished product easier to distribute, easier to consume, and easier to govern.
Targeted dissemination
Deliver each product to the precise community of stakeholders who need it, across every participating agency.
One trusted intelligence feed
Give stakeholders a single place for finished products instead of forcing them to search through forwarded email.
Daily briefing
Consolidate the day’s key products into one focused read per shift, based on each stakeholder’s role and communities.
Any-device access
Give authorized users a mobile-first experience in the field, at a desk, or between assignments—without relying on a terminal login.
Cross-agency exchange
Share and receive finished intelligence products across fusion-center and agency boundaries from one controlled environment.
Engagement analytics
Understand which products land, who is reading, which communities are active, and where the network has gone quiet.
For analysts
Turn one dissemination action into multi-agency reach without maintaining another spreadsheet of contacts.
- Publish once across partner agencies
- Control the audience product by product
- Preserve searchable institutional knowledge
- See how stakeholders engage
For command and agency leaders
Govern membership, document access decisions, and produce defensible evidence of reach and accountability.
- Approval workflows and role assignment
- Automatic annual stakeholder access requalification
- Vetting and approval of new access requests
- Agency-specific branding and governance
- Metrics for oversight and funders
Agency control by design
Your intelligence. Your users. Your infrastructure. Your rules.
RAID is not a repurposed corporate intranet. Its access model, infrastructure, and auditability are designed around the realities of law enforcement intelligence sharing.
Azure Government cloudUS-sovereign infrastructure isolated from the commercial cloud.
Dedicated per agencyYour own database and infrastructure, with no customer data commingling.
Strong authenticationMicrosoft authentication, MFA/TOTP, and passkeys with agency-controlled onboarding.
Instant SSO deprovisioningWhen Microsoft single sign-on is enabled, terminating a stakeholder’s agency account automatically and immediately revokes their RAID access.
Retention controlsConfigurable retention aligned with records and civil-liberties requirements.
Product watermarkingAgency watermarks help deter and trace unauthorized sharing.
Complete audit trailAccess and security events are logged for accountability and oversight defense.
The outcome
A force multiplier for lean intelligence teams.
RAID does not ask analysts to produce more. It helps every product create more value by reaching the right network quickly, securely, and measurably.
Fusion Centers
State Police
Intelligence Units
Homeland Security Offices
Regional Task Forces
Multi-Jurisdiction Partnerships
Any Agency with Distributed Stakeholders
Fewer distribution gapsCommunities stay governed as roles, assignments, and partner relationships change.
Less administrative workOne analyst can reach an entire multi-agency partnership without rebuilding lists.
Stronger accountabilityLeadership can demonstrate reach, engagement, access control, and ongoing review.
Institutional knowledge that staysProducts remain searchable and governed instead of disappearing into individual inboxes.
Common questions
What agencies ask before a RAID evaluation.
What is RAID?
RAID (Receive, Analyze, Integrate, Disseminate) is a secure intelligence dissemination platform for law enforcement. Agencies publish finished intelligence products once, target the communities of interest that should receive them, and track who opened each product — replacing email distribution lists and shared drives with a governed, auditable workflow.
Who is RAID built for?
Fusion centers, state police, intelligence units, homeland security offices, regional task forces, and any agency that has to reach distributed stakeholders across organizational boundaries.
Where is RAID hosted, and is it CJIS-aligned?
RAID runs in Azure Government, US-sovereign infrastructure isolated from the commercial cloud. Every agency gets its own database and dedicated infrastructure, so no customer data is commingled. Security controls are mapped to CJIS Security Policy requirements, and access and security events are logged for oversight defense.
How do stakeholders sign in?
RAID supports Microsoft single sign-on, MFA with TOTP authenticator apps, and FIDO2 passkeys. When SSO is enabled, terminating a stakeholder’s agency account immediately revokes their RAID access.
Can RAID show that a product actually reached its audience?
Yes. RAID records delivery and readership per product, so command can see who received it, who opened it, which communities are engaged, and where follow-up is needed — evidence that supports oversight reporting and grant justification.
How does RAID help when a sensitive product leaks?
Distributed products carry agency watermarking that deters unauthorized sharing and helps attribute a disclosed product back to the recipient it was issued to.
What does RAID cost?
Pricing is quoted per agency based on user population, environment, and deployment requirements. Request a demonstration and we will scope a quote for your organization.
Intelligence creates value only when it reaches the people who can act on it.
See how RAID can give your agency a controlled, measurable dissemination network built for the law enforcement mission.
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