A modern investigative model for Canadian public safety
Vaenta transcribes and analyzes every recorded communication in English and French, surfaces threats, trafficking, and crisis signals within minutes of a call ending, and gives investigators cited answers they can defend in court. Built in Canada, deployable on infrastructure you control.
- Built and hosted in Canada
- English and French, end to end
- Runs on infrastructure you control
- Privileged communications never analyzed
- Agency-isolated data
- Signed, verifiable evidence export
Built for Canadian public-safety agencies
The teams responsible for keeping people safe deserve intelligence tooling as good as anything available to the largest agencies in the country. This is what Vaenta is built to give them.
One investigative platform
Transcription, risk findings, behavioural detection, search, and case files run on one system against the same evidence. Investigators stop stitching together tools that were never designed to talk to each other.
Analysis that keeps up with volume
Every recording is analyzed as it arrives, day and night. Review capacity stops being a function of how many people are available to sit and listen.
Canadian law in the architecture
Privileged communications are excluded before analysis runs, data is architected to stay under Canadian jurisdiction, and access is fenced to the agency and the case that own it.
Evidence-grade from capture to court
Every finding cites the recording and timestamp it came from. Every export carries per-file checksums, a signed manifest, and an audit trail, so what leaves the platform can withstand disclosure.
From thousands of unheard hours to a modern investigative model
An agency can record more in a week than an investigative team could listen to in a year. What goes unheard is not filler. It is coordination in coded language, drug and weapons logistics, and people signalling distress to someone other than the staff who could help. Manual review was never able to cover it, and the volume only grows.
A force multiplier for small teams
Vaenta is built to reduce investigative workload rather than add to it. Vaenta does the listening; investigators spend their hours on the material that actually warrants a person.
Coverage that does not scale with headcount
Every recorded communication is transcribed and analyzed, whether an agency handles a hundred a day or ten thousand. More volume does not mean more reviewers.
Intervention before the incident, not review after it
Distress and self-harm indicators surface while there is still time to act, which changes the work from documenting what happened to preventing it.
Every communication in one view
Transcripts, findings, behavioural signals, speaker separation, and case files sit in one place against the same recordings, instead of scattered across systems that cannot see each other.
Ask questions instead of building queries
Investigators ask in plain English or French and get an answer with citations, rather than guessing which keyword a conversation happened to use.
Reads meaning, not word lists
Analysis works by risk category and context, so it keeps working when speakers switch to coded language or nicknames, or move between English and French mid-sentence.
Behaviour as its own signal
Behavioural analysis watches how communication changes: sudden volume, long silences broken, new contacts, networks forming. Reading content alone would miss all of it.
Bilingual by construction
English and French are held to the same standard from end to end. Neither language is a translation layer bolted onto the other.
Findings that survive disclosure
Chain of custody is built in rather than reconstructed later: signed packages, per-file checksums, and a complete record of who accessed what and when.
Four modules, one evidence spine
Each module stands on its own and gets stronger beside the others. All four trace every conclusion back to the recording it came from.
Vaenta Analyze
Hear everything, in both official languages
Every recorded communication is transcribed and read for risk as it arrives, without a queue and without a caseload limit.
Request a demo- English and French speech recognition
- Threat, drug, weapon, and trafficking findings
- Self-harm and crisis indicators
- Confidence score and timestamp on every finding
- Alerts to the investigator dashboard minutes after a call ends
Vaenta Detect
Notice the pattern a person would miss
Vaenta learns what ordinary communication looks like for each person and flags what departs from it, for an investigator to assess.
Request a demo- Ten behavioural signals watched continuously
- Comparison against what is normal for each person
- Dormant contacts turning active again
- Shared contacts and forming networks
- Rising alert severity flagged across calls, triaged in one queue
Vaenta Ask
Question the whole record in plain language
Investigators ask in English or French, and every answer comes back with the sources behind it rather than asking to be believed.
Request a demo- Search across every transcript, narrowed by category, person, case, and time
- Category-aware queries that survive coded language
- Every answer cited back to source audio
- Link graph across people, numbers, and calls
- Designed to move onto infrastructure you control for production
Vaenta Case Files
Build a file that holds up
Casework, collaboration, and disclosure in one place, with the audit trail built in rather than assembled afterwards.
Request a demo- Owner, contributor, and viewer roles
- Hard-fenced access for external counsel
- Self-contained HTML export packages with a signed manifest
- Per-file and per-package checksums
- Every access and export audited and revocable
The suite at a glance
Three layers of intelligence, one platform
Vaenta reads speech, meaning, and behaviour against the same evidence, and each one catches what the others cannot. Every layer is designed to run on infrastructure you control.
Speech AI
Nothing downstream is worth doing until the words are right.
- Bilingual English and French recognition
- Accurate on poor-quality audio
- Separate voices told apart within one conversation
- Added or swapped participants flagged
- Timestamped segments any finding can cite
Semantic AI
Meaning read in context, rather than matching against a list of words.
- Risk categories instead of keyword lists
- Coded language and nicknames still register
- Questions asked in plain English or French
- Answers cited back to the recording
Behavioural AI
What people do catches what reading the content never will.
- Comparison against what is normal for each person
- Signals across volume, timing, and contacts
- Shared contacts and forming networks surfaced
- Severity trends visible across weeks
Built for the realities of Canadian public safety
What this looks like in an investigation
Four of the problems Vaenta was designed around, and how the platform is meant to be used against each.
Vaenta is pre-deployment. These describe designed capability, not customer results.
Coordination hidden in ordinary conversation
Trafficking logistics rarely use the obvious words. Category-aware analysis reads for intent rather than vocabulary, so a conversation about a delivery still registers when nobody says what is being delivered.
Request a demo- Findings by risk category, not keyword lists
- Link graph connecting people, numbers, and calls
- Plain-language follow-up questions with citations
- Everything relevant collected into one case file
Distress signalled to someone other than staff
People in crisis often tell a family member long before they tell anyone official. Crisis indicators are surfaced as alerts while intervention is still possible, rather than found during a review afterwards.
Request a demo- Self-harm and crisis indicators as first-class findings
- Behavioural shifts such as long silences broken
- Alerts pushed to the dashboard within minutes of the call
- Timestamped context so staff can act on specifics
Structure that only appears across many calls
A single conversation rarely shows a network. Behavioural detection works across an entire operation over time, surfacing shared contacts, dormant numbers coming back to life, and coordination that no individual call reveals.
Request a demo- Shared-contact clustering across an entire operation
- Dormant contacts turning active again
- Broadcast and volume-spike detection
- Escalation visible across weeks, not one call
Work that has to survive a courtroom
An investigative finding is only worth what it can prove. Every conclusion carries its citation, and every package that leaves the platform carries the record of how it got there.
Request a demo- Citations from every finding back to source audio
- Self-contained HTML export packages with a signed manifest
- Per-file and per-package checksums
- Revocable, fully audited external access
The guarantees are in the architecture
Public-safety AI earns its place by being defensible. These are not settings an administrator can switch off.
Privilege is protected
Privileged communications are excluded before any analysis runs. Anything marked privileged is never downloaded, stored, or analyzed, at any point, by any part of the platform.
Agencies stay separate
Every query, alert, and export is fenced to the agency that owns it, and narrowed further by site and by case. The separation is structural, and no administrator can widen it.
Evidence stays evidence
Findings carry citations, exports carry checksums and a signed manifest, and access is audited end to end. Anything that leaves the platform arrives with its provenance attached.
See Vaenta in action
The fastest way to understand the platform is to watch it work on the kind of material your investigators handle every day. A demonstration takes under an hour and is shaped around your environment.