One place to run the department.
Start the shift informed. Manage internal communications, contact documentation, training, policies, scheduling, requests, fleet, gear, and approvals in one role-aware operational platform.
Built to work alongside CAD, RMS, dispatch, and evidence systems—not replace them.
Good morning, Jordan
Wednesday, Aug 19 — Patrol Division
Assignment
Patrol — Sector 2
Supervisor
Sgt. Brooks
Vehicle
Unit 214
Call Sign
2-Adam-14
Last Shift Briefing
5 updatesSignificant Event6h ago
Vehicle pursuit — Unit 312, Oak & 5th
Community Request #10484h ago
Noise complaint — 400 block Elm St
Policy AcknowledgementDue soon
Use of Force 4.2 — due in 2 days
UpcomingThis week
Court — Thursday 0900 · Training Fri
Immediate Attention
2 items
My Gear
2 checked out
Fleet
Unit 214 active
Departments still run on a patchwork of internal tools.
Officers and leadership bounce between SharePoint pages, spreadsheets, email chains, equipment logs, policy systems, scheduling workflows, and disconnected internal tools. Critical work happens — but not in one place.
Mavryn One brings those internal workflows together.
Not a CAD or RMS replacement — the operational layer around them.
From the first briefing of the shift to the work behind it.
One role-aware platform for the internal operations officers, supervisors, and command staff use every day.
Start of shift
My One, assignment context, last-shift briefing, and what needs attention.
Operations and communications
Announcements, significant events, tasks, requests, scheduling, and on-call.
Contact Cards and internal reporting
Fast conditional contact documentation and structured use-of-force reporting, both with human review.
Training and qualifications
Agency-verified completions, renewals, and current or expired status.
Policies and knowledge
Immutable versions, exact-version acknowledgements, search, and Ask Mavryn.
Fleet and gear
Assignments, condition, checkout, returns, and overdue visibility.
Search and Ask
Permission-aware search and cited answers from authorized agency content.
Administration and permissions
Directory, configurable roles, and an audit trail for sensitive actions.
Start every shift informed.
Officers should not hunt through systems before beginning the shift. My One surfaces assignment context, what changed since last work, priority items, and what’s coming next.
- Personalized My One dashboard
- Assignment, supervisor, vehicle, and call sign
- Since You’ve Been Gone briefing
- Immediate attention and upcoming deadlines
Good morning, Jordan
Wednesday, Aug 19 — Patrol Division
Assignment
Patrol — Sector 2
Supervisor
Sgt. Brooks
Vehicle
Unit 214
Call Sign
2-Adam-14
Last Shift Briefing
5 updatesSignificant Event6h ago
Vehicle pursuit — Unit 312, Oak & 5th
Community Request #10484h ago
Noise complaint — 400 block Elm St
Policy AcknowledgementDue soon
Use of Force 4.2 — due in 2 days
UpcomingThis week
Court — Thursday 0900 · Training Fri
Immediate Attention
2 items
My Gear
2 checked out
Fleet
Unit 214 active
Policies, search, and grounded answers.
A scalable policy center with immutable versions and acknowledgement tracking — plus Universal Search and Ask Mavryn grounded in authorized agency information.
- Current versus superseded versions
- Exact-version acknowledgements
- Authorization-aware search
- Ask Mavryn with citations
Ask Mavryn
Grounded in authorized agency information
What is the current Use of Force reporting requirement?
Per Policy 4.2 — Use of Force (revised Aug 12), all use of force incidents require a written report submitted through the chain of command within the current shift.
Source: Agency Policy Manual — Section 4.2
Gear and fleet without the paper trail.
Know who has what equipment and how the fleet is operating — checkout, returns, mileage, condition, maintenance, and downed status in one place.
- Multi-item gear checkout and return
- Overdue equipment visibility
- Vehicle assignment and condition
- Maintenance and service history
Equipment Management
Patrol Division — shared gear
Replace scattered internal workflows with one operational platform.
Communications, contact notes, training records, policies, fleet, gear, and requests often live in different places.
Mavryn One brings those internal workflows together — alongside CAD, RMS, dispatch, and evidence systems.
Officer safety should work in the background.
A separate product exploring passive wearable and mobile signals — designed to build toward earlier awareness when something may be wrong.
In DevelopmentBuilt for how departments actually operate.
Designed for chiefs, command staff, supervisors, training, fleet, quartermaster, admin, and IT — with role-aware access and controlled evaluation.
Role-based access
Officers and supervisors see only what their role authorizes.
Tenant isolation
Agency-level data separation designed into the architecture.
Auditable actions
Sensitive permission and operational changes leave a trail.
Your roles, your rules
Configure who can publish, assign, approve, and manage.
Security-conscious design
Built with public-sector security expectations in mind.
Controlled evaluation
Synthetic-data walkthroughs first. Scope, security, and data handling are agreed before operational use.
See what running the department from one place could look like.
Request a walkthrough of Mavryn One for your police department, or discuss a controlled evaluation.