LexisNexis Launches AI Video Tool for Police Reporting at IACP

LexisNexis Coplogic Solutions introduced two law enforcement technology products at the International Association of Chiefs of Police conference in Orlando on Oct. 25, 2026: 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 reporting.

Field Clarity is positioned to assist community members and officers in capturing better video evidence at incident scenes, with the AI guidance intended to improve the quality of documentation used in case building. The product targets a persistent challenge in law enforcement: inconsistent or incomplete evidence collection during initial response and community-reported incidents.

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The updated DORS platform accompanies Field Clarity as part of a broader push by LexisNexis Coplogic Solutions to modernize how agencies handle desk-level reporting. Together, the tools are designed to streamline workflows, reduce administrative burden on officers, and strengthen the evidentiary foundation of cases before they reach investigators or prosecutors.

The announcements were made at IACP 2026, one of the largest annual gatherings of law enforcement leadership in the United States, providing LexisNexis with a high-visibility platform to reach agency decision-makers evaluating new technology investments. The dual launch signals continued industry momentum toward AI-assisted policing tools aimed at improving both operational efficiency and community interaction.

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