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Field operations · Video & evidence

Pushytap Tactical Video

See the incident as it unfolds. Bring body-worn and mobile video into real-time dispatch, with device-attested signatures and an encrypted evidence vault for the record that follows.

Live dispatch videoDevice-attested signaturesEncrypted evidence vault

< 300ms

Video room promotion

Room promotion, not glass-to-glass video latency.

6 feeds

One dispatch matrix

Field video alongside your incident response.

ECDSA

Hardware-attested signatures

Device trust carried into evidence verification.

The dispatch gap

A radio tells you what happened. Video shows you what is happening.

During an incident, a voice report is only part of the picture. Dispatch needs visual context now, and investigators need a verifiable record later.

  • Recorded bodycam footage does not give dispatch a live view.
  • Separate evidence systems add another handoff after every incident.
  • Video must coexist with PTT without taking over the voice channel.
  • A video file alone does not establish its source or custody history.

Real-time dispatch

The field, in view.

For security patrols, corrections teams and incident commanders coordinating a response.

Tactical Video Matrix
Illustrative dispatch view
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North entranceField device
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Body-worn and mobile video in one dispatch view. Images are illustrative, not customer footage.

Capture through custody

Operational video. Verifiable evidence.

Live Dispatch View

Watch up to six field video feeds in the Tactical Video Matrix. Pull video from connected devices remotely and bring an SOS incident into view automatically.

Six-tile video matrix

Video-Only Stream

Hardware encoding runs on the field device. Video and push-to-talk share the operation without turning the video feed into an open microphone.

Keep PTT in the voice workflow

Evidence Vault

Encrypted offload follows a three-step signed upload. SHA-256 hashes and device-attested ECDSA signatures let reviewers verify evidence integrity and its device of origin.

Signed capture to secure storage

Compliance & Audit

Append-only custody records preserve the evidence history rather than overwrite it. Review the record alongside signed files when preparing an investigation or courtroom export.

A record that supports review

Safety Integration

Promote an SOS while video is in progress. Dispatch has the camera view, live GPS and connectivity telemetry to coordinate the response.

Incident context at dispatch

One incident.
A traceable record.

Connect what dispatch sees with what investigators review.

How it works

From field capture to evidence review.

  1. 01

    Field Device

    Body-worn or mobile capture

  2. 02

    Secure Internet

    Video from field to dispatch

  3. 03

    Dispatch Matrix

    Live operational review

  4. 04

    Evidence Vault

    Encrypted, signed offload

  5. 05

    Courtroom Export

    Evidence with custody records

Signed files and custody records support evidence review. Admissibility depends on the applicable rules and how evidence is handled.

Trust starts at the device.

Device-attested signatures establish the origin of a recording. SHA-256 verification checks file integrity after offload. Append-only records retain the custody history for review.

Encryption that fits your evidence policy

The evidence vault stores encrypted offloads. A client-side encryption option supports organisations that need to keep decryption keys under their own control.

Review device compatibility, key custody and evidence handling with Pushytap before deployment.

Discuss your evidence requirements

Your next operation

Put live video in the hands of dispatch.

Talk through your cameras, field devices and evidence requirements. Explore Pushytap with your team and scope Tactical Video with sales.