The mission is clear. But drugs, self-harm, and in-custody violence get in the way. Longeye detects threats so you can intervene before they hurt your inmates. Safer facilities inside mean closure for the families waiting outside.
Plugs into the systems you already run. Isolated, SOC 2 Type II.
New hire, smuggling handoff before day one.
Tablet message arranging a handoff between tiers.
Visitor tied to two flagged inmates this week.
Proactively surfaces threats in inmate phone calls, messages, and visits, so intelligence units open the right cases before incidents happen.
Explore Longeye Monitor →Reads the full case (phone extractions, video, records) and leads investigators to the findings that close it.
Explore Longeye Investigate →Most of a facility's communications never get reviewed. Here's what Longeye pulled out of the noise for actual corrections intelligence units.
A department caught a new staff hire planning to smuggle contraband before her first day on the job. The conversation was buried in a single call out of thousands. Monitor surfaced it the morning the recording landed.
During three active escapes over eight days, an intelligence unit used Longeye to summarize an inmate interview on the spot. The summary led straight to an apprehension. Cumulative pilot ROI passed $1M that same week.
Monitor uncovered a covert relationship between a correctional nurse still employed at the facility and an inmate, going back to 2023.
Oklahoma DOC Corrections investigators ran a confiscated contraband phone through Longeye and surfaced a planned assault on someone in custody, which officers stopped before it happened.
Jason Sparks · Chief of Operations, Oklahoma Department of Corrections
Read the Washington Post story →Every finding links back to the original record. Audit logs capture who ran what query, when, and against which evidence.
See how Longeye protects your evidence →30 minutes, live, on a real corrections case. Bring the hardest question your intelligence unit has been trying to answer.
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