Local Authorities
With productivity-enhancing interviewing tools, we equip local authorities to collect court-ready evidence efficiently.
Empowering investigations with speed, efficiency and modern solutions
Advanced Local Authorities Interview Recording Solutions for Enhanced Evidence Collection
Davidhorn equips local authorities with cutting-edge Local Authorities Interview Recording technology designed for swift, accurate, and legally compliant interviewing processes. Our comprehensive platform delivers court admissible recordings that meet the highest legal standards, ensuring your evidence withstands judicial scrutiny and supports successful prosecutions.
Our AI interview transcription technology automatically converts spoken words into accurate, searchable text in real-time, dramatically reducing manual transcription costs and processing time. Every recording is protected with advanced authentication features, tamper-proof timestamps, and comprehensive audit trails that guarantee the authenticity and admissibility of your evidence in court.
The AI-assisted platform supports everything from compliant interview recording and instant speech-to-text functions to seamless streaming and secure sharing capabilities.
With a proven history of supporting the UK’s Environment Agency and local councils, our Local Authorities Interview Recording solutions have enabled numerous successful investigations. Trading standards officers, environmental crimes investigators, and council enforcement teams can rely on our comprehensive video evidence-gathering tools to build rock-solid cases.
Trusted globally by government agencies, our technology ensures accuracy, legal compliance, and complete confidentiality from initial recording through final court presentation, making Davidhorn the definitive choice for professional local authority investigations.
Read how Reading Council streamlined investigations with Local Authorities Interview Recording Equipment.
Reading Borough Council‘s fraud investigation team was facing challenges with their outdated interview recording equipment. The 10–15-year-old portable DVD burning solution was becoming unreliable, with concerns about its longevity and audio quality. Paul Davis, with his background in the Metropolitan Police, recognised the need for a modern, efficient system that would save time and reduce costs. To ensure that interviews done across the council can be used in the court of law, the recorder in use must be recorded with a PACE compliant recorder.
