ALARION
Phone extractions
Phone extraction review software for criminal defense
When discovery includes a phone extraction, often a Cellebrite UFDR report, the state has already had a forensic lab decode every byte of it. You are expected to review the same data by hand, on the clock, before trial. Read a fraction of it, and the message that helps your client may be in the part nobody opened.
How Alarion helps
- Every message and record, not a sampleAlarion reads the whole Cellebrite UFDR report. Devices, accounts and locations are resolved into one picture of the case instead of a folder per source.
- The timeline, the contradictions and the leadsA complete chronology, the gaps in the state’s theory, and the evidence that helps your client.
- Ask in plain EnglishAsk a follow-up question in plain English and the answer arrives the same way, with the citation behind it.
- Cited to the source fileEvery line in every output cites the source file it came from, so you can take it to the judge rather than take it on faith.
“The stuff from the phone is a mess. Associates carry the burden of manually going through it.”
Your experts, focused where they matter
Alarion does the triage and preparation; your forensic experts and investigators focus on the cases, and the questions, that need them most.
Questions
Which phone extraction formats does Alarion read?
Alarion reads Cellebrite UFDR extraction reports.
Does Alarion replace my forensic expert or investigator?
No. Alarion does the triage and preparation; your forensic experts and investigators focus on the cases, and the questions, that need them most.
Can I ask questions about an extraction in plain English?
Yes. Ask a question in plain English; every answer cites the underlying artifact.
Bring us one matter. We will show you what reading the whole file looks like, on your own discovery, before you decide anything.