Fingerprint identification
Search and verify enrolled fingerprints, then review candidate matches and supporting records.
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Sentinel ID
National identity & operations
Identity and investigation.
Connected to the response.
Connect fingerprints, faces, vehicles, cameras and field officers in one controlled workspace. Follow the record from the first report to the investigation and the response.
IdentityPeople and history
CamerasSightings and alerts
ResponseSOS and dispatch
AndroidPhones and tablets
Sentinel ID / demonstration workspace
Our approach
Built around the work of security teams
At the checkpoint, in the control room and beside the investigator, the same need comes up: bring the right information to the person who can act on it.
At the checkpointCheck a person or vehicle against the records an officer is permitted to see.
In the control roomReview camera events, acknowledge emergencies and coordinate the response.
Beside the investigatorKeep identity history, evidence and related cases connected.
The platform
People, evidence and operations in one place
Explore the full workflow, from identity enrolment to a case, a camera event or an officer requesting help.
Face recognition
Review candidate matches from photos, camera images and uploaded video with an authorised operator.
Vehicle and plate checks
Connect plate reads, vehicle records, documents, flags and sightings.
Sightings and maps
Follow recorded events by time and location, with source records for investigation.
Alerts and watchlists
Review flagged people, vehicles and configured site events in the control room.
Dispatch and voice
Assign a nearby or specific officer, follow acceptance and call back after a dropped call.
Complaints and cases
Record statements, assign work, attach evidence and track the investigation.
Accountable access
Use role permissions, approval workflows and activity records to control sensitive actions.
Video and audio review
Work with uploaded media and review recognised candidates alongside the source material.
Remote phone cameras
Request field camera sharing with the officer’s permission.
Device approval
Approve field devices and camera connections, and revoke access when needed.
Organisation hosting
Plan the installation on infrastructure controlled by the organisation.
Identity history
Keep multiple phone numbers, changes and recorded reassignment over time.
Bank and tax identifiers
Store bank accounts and use configurable Bank ID and TAX ID field names.
Site security
Group cameras by guarded site and configure detection rules and alert recipients.
Agency collaboration
Connect authorised partner events and share information within configured permissions.
Investigation and intelligence
Connect the clues and review the reasons
Bring together identity records, linked cases, sightings and partner events. Analytical results support an investigator’s judgement and must be checked against the underlying evidence.
Ask questions of records
Use supported record queries to find relevant information and follow the source records.
Person and case analysis
Review recorded flags, associated cases and related events in context.
Patterns and hotspots
Explore incident patterns and location trends to support patrol planning.
Early warnings
Review configured alerts and emerging patterns before deciding on the next action.
Recognition across media
Compare enrolled fingerprints, faces, plates and supported audio or video inputs.
Fraud and misuse review
Investigate conflicting identity information, suspicious activity and access concerns.
People and identity
One person. A history that stays connected.
Keep fingerprints, faces, identifiers, bank accounts, vehicles and cases connected to the person profile.
- Multiple phone numbers with change history and recorded reassignment
- Configurable Bank ID and TAX ID names for your organisation and country
- Permission-controlled access to sensitive identity details
Vehicles
Every recorded sighting adds context
Connect vehicle records, plate reads, document checks and watchlist alerts. Review where and when a vehicle was seen, then coordinate a response.
Partner licensing, insurance and travel data require an actual authorised connection.
Explore the vehicle lookout scenario
Camera network
Different cameras. One coordinated picture.
Plan coverage around the location: a road, a shop, a perimeter or an officer in the field. These illustrations show common hardware types; each selected device and connection must be validated during deployment.
Bullet camera
A focused view of gates, driveways and perimeter approaches.
Dome camera
Discreet coverage for indoor corridors, reception areas and shops.
PTZ camera
Pan, tilt and zoom hardware for a wider monitored area. Control depends on the device integration.
ANPR camera
Roadside capture planned around plate size, shutter speed, lighting and lane position.
Solar / 4G camera
An option for remote sites. Size the battery, panel and data plan for the actual workload.
Body-worn camera
Field footage for review or evidence upload through the agreed device workflow.
Camera sends images
An approved camera or gateway uploads images using its dedicated connection details and revocable key.
Server fetches images
Use a supported image or stream source where the network and camera allow the server to retrieve it.
Remote and community sites
Approve each source before connection. Plan power, connectivity, retention and access for the site.
Camera types shown for reference. Compatibility depends on the selected device and connection method. Solar runtime and mobile data usage depend on the site and capture workload.
Detection in action
From a camera event to an officer’s response
Capture the event
A site camera supplies an image of a person crossing a closed perimeter.
Review the alert
A configured rule raises an event. Control checks the image, location and context.
Send the right officer
Dispatch selects a nearby or specific officer and sends the location and instructions.
Preserve the record
Attach relevant captures to the case and record the response for later review.
A detection is a lead for review. An image or automated match alone does not establish that a crime occurred.
Explore camera response scenariosSite security
Guarded sites, facilities and special events
Group cameras for a mine, a plant, an estate or an event. Configure supported detection categories, rules and recipients around the actual site requirements.
- Review detections with their source images
- Connect camera events to an investigation
- Validate detection behaviour under local lighting and weather
Officer safety
A pending emergency stays visible
A small floating notification stays available until control acknowledges the SOS. New alerts make a sound, and the location opens on a map.
Dispatch can select a nearby or specific officer, follow acceptance and call an officer back after a dropped call.
Follow the SOS scenario
In the field
The control room in an officer’s pocket
The Android field app supports phones and tablets for people and plate checks, complaints, photos, GPS, dispatch and communication.
- Prepare complaints offline and sync when a connection returns
- Unlock with the device’s supported biometric sensor or app PIN
- Use approved identity-capture hardware when enrolled fingerprints are required
- Share a phone camera with the officer’s permission
On the road
What it looks like for an officer
Three illustrative workflows: a roadside check, a patrol vehicle and an emergency response. Names, places, plates and outcomes are fictional.
At the roadside
1OfficerGood afternoon, sir. Your licence and vehicle papers, please.
2MotoristHere you are, officer. Is something wrong?
3Sentinel ID, on the officer's tabletAPP-456CV · registration valid · insurance expired · roadworthiness expiring soon · owner's licence valid
4OfficerYour insurance has expired, sir. You will need to renew it before you drive on.
The officer photographs the plate or types the licence number in the field app. The screen shows the owner, the papers and any warning, from the same records the control room uses.
In the patrol car
1OfficerSilver Corolla ahead of us. Check the plate: APP-456CV.
2Sentinel ID, on the tabletAPP-456CV · Toyota Corolla · insurance expired · roadworthiness expiring soon · owner's licence valid
3OfficerInsurance expired. We stop it at the next junction.
Officers check any plate from the car, by typing it or reading it with the camera. If the vehicle is stolen or wanted, the tablet shows the recorded flag and an alert goes to headquarters.
On the way
1Sentinel ID, on the dashboard screenRobbery in progress · Allen Avenue, Ikeja · 2 suspects on a motorcycle · 2 units responding
2OfficerAccepted. The directions are on the screen.
3Headquarters, on a callThe second unit is 3 minutes behind you. Wait for them before you go in.
The dispatch arrives on the screen in the car with the place, the distance and the instructions. One tap accepts it and opens directions, and headquarters sees the officer on the way.
Example scenarios: roadside checks, patrol enquiries and emergency dispatch.
Case studies
Explore the workflow through practical scenarios
Illustrative examples explain how records, cameras and officers work together. They are demonstration scenarios, rather than reports of actual deployments or arrests.
Deployment and security
Plan for the workload. Keep access accountable.
Capacity and resilience
Size record storage, camera traffic, processing and backups for your intended deployment. Test representative workloads and restore procedures before production.
Security and Settings
Manage permissions, profile password changes and authenticator-app OTP. Web accounts have a two-week activation policy; the mobile app follows its device access controls.
Optional integrations
External audit archives, quality checks, attestation and identity verifiers remain disabled until configured with the appropriate services.
Your deployment plan
Choose hosting, networking, retention and support arrangements for the organisation. Review the technical scope and pricing before a pilot.
See it with your team’s workflow
Explore identity, cameras, cases and emergency response in a guided demonstration.
Security features
Access security and approval controls
Approved devices for web access
Web access can require the Sentinel access client on an approved device. The server checks the installation before allowing a connection, including for privileged accounts.
View the controlsKeep the application on your private network
Staff and authorised partner systems connect through a secure public gateway. It carries pages, API requests, file transfers and live communications.
View the controlsAccount security and temporary access
Each account has one active login. Signing in on another device signs out the earlier session. Password and security changes also end earlier sessions.
View the controlsCase and identity approvals
Every officer belongs to a unit or station. Approval permissions can limit case reviewers to their own unit or agency. Self-approval follows the organisation’s policy.
View the controlsEvidence and confidential records
Evidence records include checks for file changes and a history of who handled each item. Digital signatures and legal holds are available when set up for the organisation.
View the controlsActivity records and recovery
Activity records help administrators review actions and investigate unusual use. Integrity checks help identify changes to the audit trail. An external archive can be connected where required.
View the controlsUpdated 26 October 2026. Features depend on policy and configuration.
Site security and AI training
Sites, cameras and detection rules
Register coverage, preview selected cameras, review detections and coordinate the response.
Explore Site securityAdd examples and validate training
Extend existing datasets, continue training and review independent results before activation.
Explore AI trainingSentinel ID product scope
The national identity and investigation product. Recognition results are candidates for human review. External identity, border and partner checks require an authorised configured integration.
Explore Sentinel ID in detail
Capabilities, practical examples and deployment requirements for this product.
Features
Review the implemented capabilities and their operating conditions.
Explore features →Use cases
Follow illustrative workflows and the records needed for review.
Explore use cases →Integrations
Understand supported connections and the work needed to commission them.
Explore integrations →Security
Review access boundaries and operational responsibilities.
Explore security →Deployment
Plan a pilot, acceptance tests, training and support.
Explore deployment →Proposal & slides
Read the full proposal and use the editable presentation.
Explore proposal & slides →