You bring the probable cause. Sherlock builds the court-ready affidavit and warrant around it, in your jurisdiction's format. Your facts, your judgment, your signature. The paperwork is the part it takes off your hands.
Live with officers across agencies in multiple states.
"On 08/21/26 at approximately 2340 hours I responded to a reported disturbance at the residence in Attachment A. I observed the front window broken outward with apparent blood on the interior sill. The suspect vehicle, plate ABC1234, was in the driveway."
“I have written thousands of warrants the hard way. This is the first tool that respects how the work actually gets done, and it never once tried to do my thinking for me.”
“It gave me back the two hours I used to lose to formatting, and not one minute of the thinking.”
“I wrote a blood draw warrant on the hood of my car at two in the morning and had it in front of the judge before the suspect was booked.”
“New guys used to hand me warrants I had to rewrite. Now they hand me warrants I sign.”
“I teach warrant writing. This is the first thing I have seen that teaches it back, without ever putting words in an officer’s mouth.”
“Every fact in it came from me. That is the part my prosecutor cares about, and so do I.”
“My squad's warrants come back from the court faster because they go out right the first time.”
“The affidavit that reaches my desk is organized, complete, and in our format. That is rarer than it should be.”
It is the document that turns an investigation into a search, an arrest, a conviction. Sherlock takes the clerical weight off it and leaves the case, the facts, and the judgment where they belong: with you.
Tell Sherlock what happened, by voice or by typing, and pick the warrant from your deck. The affidavit and warrant come out in your jurisdiction's format, with every fact traceable to something you said or supplied. Readiness shows you what is still missing.
Everything you write stays in your Library, searchable by type, status, and date. Pick up a draft from your patrol car, finish it at the station.
Hundreds of custodians, from carriers to banks to app companies, with service details powered by SEARCH.org. Pick the provider and Sherlock addresses the warrant to the right custodian in the right format.
Send it to the judge through Sherlock. You see Approved, Changes, or Declined. After the warrant is served, build the return and send it back the same way. Or download it and file it your usual way.
Say it or type it in the Probable Cause box, or bring in the statement you wrote in Sherlock Site. Ask another officer for his statement, and it arrives with his name on it. Attach the report or the records you already have.
It builds the document around your facts: caption, format, statutory framing, the shell the court expects. Where it proposes wording, the wording comes from what you said, and it is marked so you can see it. It never adds a fact you did not give.
Edit every line. Accept each proposal or change it. The affidavit is sworn by you, so it says what you say it says.
The judge reviews it on his phone or computer, calls you if he has questions, and signs it or sends it back. Then get back to the case.
Every agency has its forms, its phrasing, and the way its judges expect to see things laid out. Upload your agency's forms. be. studies each one so Sherlock can fill it, and it shows up in the Forms view of your Library.
Sherlock carries your state’s law and your agency’s own formats, inside the same protected environment your cases already live in: government cloud, encrypted, built to CJIS.
Drop in the file and tell Sherlock what it is: a warrant format, a return form, or a supplement receipt.
Studied forms sit in the Forms view of your Library, and you add them to your deck like any other warrant.
If you upload a finished warrant, you choose: have the blank version studied, or carry the finished one forward. You never have to strip anything out.
Warrant practice is local. Captions, statutory frameworks, retention rules, and portal formats change at every line on the map. Sherlock carries a configuration for each jurisdiction it supports, so the offense you pick, the statute it cites, and the format it prints all match where you actually work. Offense catalogs for fifteen states and the federal system are loaded today, and the list keeps growing.
Technology that gathers around a professional and leaves them in front of it.
Some work should not be automated even when it could be. Work that is high stakes, heavily regulated, and judged afterward by someone hostile to it. In that work the professional stays the author, the decider, and the one who answers for it. The machine carries everything else: it prepares, organizes, recalls, assembles, and perceives. It never forms the conclusion, never makes the call on the grounds, and never rules on whether the work is good enough.
Sherlock is a partner, not an author. It sits beside you while you work: reading what you gave it, doing the typing, the formatting, and the filing conventions, inside Amazon Web Services GovCloud. It does the clerical work. You keep the case. Three things it will never do, by design.
Every fact in the document traces to something you said or a document you supplied. If a fact is missing, it says so and leaves the space empty. It does not fill a gap with something plausible.
Statutory grounds, no-knock, and nighttime are your call. Sherlock may propose them from your own words. Each one arrives marked and unchecked. Nothing is ever checked for you.
That call belongs to you and to the judge, in every version of this product.
Anything Sherlock proposes appears in light violet. When you accept it or change it, the marking clears and the line is yours. You can see, at a glance, what came from you and what came from Sherlock.
Nothing is taken silently or in bulk. You accept each proposal one at a time. Nothing lets you accept the whole document in one click.
On the above date at approximately 2340 hours, your affiant responded to the residence described in Attachment A regarding a reported disturbance. Upon arrival your affiant observed the front window broken outward, with apparent blood on the interior sill.
Tell Sherlock what happened in your own words. Sherlock proposes the warrants that fit, and you pick. It suggests the crime and the statute from your words, and you decide if they fit. Readiness lists anything still missing.
Your agency can turn the AI off for everyone. Sherlock becomes a straight drafting tool with your jurisdiction's formats and your Library, and nothing is proposed at all. You can also say Not now when Sherlock first asks, and the AI stays off for you.
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Sherlock Warrants is free to every officer and investigator your agency approves. No trial period and no seat count. be. runs Sherlock for you, so your agency needs no administrator.
Judges who review and sign warrants in Sherlock use it free too, on a phone or a computer, with no app to install. Nobody pays to do their own job.
It stays free because companies pay to be seen by the people who do this work, from the makers of duty gear to local businesses. You see their cards while you work. That is the whole arrangement.
They do not get your name, your agency, your cases, or anything you write. If you ever want a company to contact you, you tell it to, and it sends only what you choose.
And sponsors never appear inside the warrant you are writing.
If you would rather see none of it, you can turn the sponsors off. Ad-free is $19 a month, from inside the app, and everything else works exactly the same. An agency can cover ad-free for a whole department in one place. Write to us and we will set it up.
Every company selling to law enforcement is trying to reach the same officer, and most are doing it at a booth. Sherlock reaches that officer while the case is in front of him.
Your card sits beside the work, on the screens officers use most. Not a banner farm. One card, in the markets you choose.
Your card links to your site. An officer who wants to know more clicks through. You never get a name, an agency, or a case.
Every time your card is shown and every click is counted, and we share the numbers with you.
Your agency asks, and we turn the AI off for every officer in it. Everything else stays: your warrants, your Library, your forms. Turning it back on is one request.
Goes further, for agencies not ready to put case information into a new system. Sherlock produces the warrant document itself, in the court’s format, with current provider information for records warrants. No case facts are entered, and nothing is written or edited inside Sherlock. Download it and finish it on your own systems.
If your department is still working through its AI policy or its privacy and security review, either mode keeps your officers writing warrants today, and the full Sherlock experience is one request away the day you are ready.
Most tools ask an agency to take a risk. This one is built to answer the questions your security officer and your privacy officer are going to ask, in the terms they ask them in.
Sherlock runs on Amazon Web Services GovCloud with Amazon Bedrock, the same class of environment agencies already trust for evidence and records systems.
The platform is built against the Criminal Justice Information Services Security Policy. The compliance package, including the security plan and the incident response plan, goes to any agency that asks.
Case text is encrypted between your device and Sherlock, and encrypted where it is stored. When a warrant is waiting for a judge, the court email carries only a link, with no case details and no attachments. The judge signs in to read it, and the link expires after 72 hours. A court that would rather have paper can have it sent to the court’s fax.
No account opens until a person at be. has verified it. Two-factor sign-in with an authenticator app, and your agency can require it. Passwords found in known breaches are refused. Accounts unused for 90 days are turned off automatically.
What you write on a case is used to produce your document and nothing else. It is never used to train any model. Forms your agency uploads are studied by be. so Sherlock can fill them.
What your agency writes belongs to your agency.
Your agency receives the audit trail of your activity, the same as any other system it issues you.
Companies that support the platform receive counts, never content, never identities, and never a case. The only exception is an officer who chooses to send a company their own contact details.
Read the full privacy policy · Agencies: request the CJIS package
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Tell Sherlock what happened, get a court-ready warrant in your jurisdiction's format, and send it to the judge and the return back to the court, all in one place, free.
Capture the interview or the scene, transcribe it, translate it, and write your statement. Then carry it into Sherlock Warrants as the start of your probable cause.
Sherlock Justice Intelligence puts everyone who touches a case on one shared record, from the first field record to the warrant's return, with the Partner doing the clerical work.
Verify your credentials once and start on your next one. It is free, and it stays free.
Sherlock Warrants complies with the FBI Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Security Policy. All warrant drafts, attachments, and judicial records are encrypted in transit and at rest using FIPS 140-3 validated cryptographic modules on AWS GovCloud. No agency case data is ever retained for marketing or shared outside authorized justice agencies.
For full security documentation and agency audits, please contact support@be-xr.com.