Release the footage.
Not the people in it.
Draft X redacts body camera video, 911 calls and reports — faces tracked as they move, names and numbers bleeped — and answers public records requests with the packet already pulled and redacted.
No sign-up. File a request, process it as the clerk, see what the public gets.
Sheriff'soffice.Areyoutheonewhocalled?
- Face tracked
- Name, address, phone bleeped
- Metadata stripped
- Verified before release
From request to release without the scavenger hunt.
- 01
Someone files a request
A reporter asks for everything on a burglary through your agency's portal. They get a tracking number and a private status link.
- 02
The packet builds itself
Draft X finds the report, the 911 call and the body camera video, then redacts all three — before anyone at the station has opened it.
- 03
A clerk approves it
The clerk watches the redacted video, adjusts anything, and releases. The requester downloads the files from their status page.
Video, audio and documents
Body camera video, 911 calls and reports. Protected information is removed from the file itself, not covered over in a viewer.
- Faces tracked frame by frame
- Names, addresses and numbers bleeped
- Reports: names, DOB, SSN, plates
- Every export verified before release
A public portal that does the legwork
Requests come in through your portal. Matching records are pulled from your repository and pre-redacted before a clerk opens the request.
- Public request form and private status page
- Records matched by case, place and date
- Clerk adjusts, reviews and approves
- Requester downloads the release
Report the incident.
Not the paperwork.
Talk it through. Draft X catches what a report needs and you missed, then writes it up for your review.
- Structured forms and voice dictation
- Legal gap check before drafting
- Inline flags on anything inferred
- Approve, then copy to RMS
See it on your agency's records.
Thirty minutes, live, on your footage, your 911 audio and your request backlog — not a slide deck.