From Pulse 2.0 · Amit Chowdhry · · 1m 10s
Longeye Raises $20m Series A for Justice AI
Longeye gets $20m to scale AI evidence analysis across U.S. justice agencies.
In brief
Longeye gets $20m to scale AI evidence analysis across U.S. justice agencies. Longeye raised $20 million Series A funding to expand its AI platform for evidence review across U.S. justice agencies. Originally reported by Pulse 2.0.
Funding Round
Longeye raised $20 million Series A funding to expand its AI-powered investigative platform across local, state, and federal justice agencies in the U.S.
Investigation Scale
More than 50 justice agencies use Longeye to review over 2,300 investigations including 230 homicide and 160 sexual violence cases.
Evidence Volume
The platform processes over 15 million document pages, 10 million images, 32,000 hours of audio and video, and one billion rows of financial and phone records.
Investigator Time
This work represents more than 200,000 investigator-hours of evidence review, equivalent to 100 full-time investigators working for a year.
Faraday Method
Longeye developed the Faraday Method, an engineering framework built around criminal justice information requirements.
Patents and Compliance
The company filed patents for a citation engine that connects findings to original sources and meets FBI security policy requirements.
Funding Use
Longeye plans to use Series A funding to expand adoption across justice agencies and grow its Ambassador Team.
What matters most
Longeye raised $20 million Series A funding to expand its AI platform for evidence review across U.S. justice agencies.
