Structured accident capture for government and police
Police units capture accidents at the scene in a guided, structured way; governments give citizens a digital reporting channel — via QR web flows, no app installation. Every report becomes standardized, usable accident data.
Accident recording is manual work — and its data goes unused.
Reports, photos and sketches are produced at the scene under time pressure — and transferred manually afterwards.
Citizen reports arrive unstructured and can hardly be analyzed systematically.
Road-safety work at state and national level lacks a consistent, reliable data foundation.
From the scene to a national data foundation
A tool for accident recording
Police units can capture accidents with Crashwise in a guided, multimodal way — photos, audio, documents and text, with quality checks while recording. Parties and witnesses join via QR web flows, no app installation. Each case yields a structured file and an electronically signed report.
A citizen service, rolled out nationwide
Governments provide citizens with a guided digital way to report accidents — as a nationwide service. Every report arrives structured instead of as notes, calls or loose photos.
Detecting accident black spots
Aggregated analysis of reports captured via Crashwise — with no personal reference — shows where accidents cluster: a data foundation for road-safety work from the municipal to the national level.
PilotOperated in the EU: production data is processed within the EU (primary data residency: Germany). Customer data is never used to train AI models. More on security →
Also for public-sector fleets of their own: More for fleets →