ZANUS AI FOR FORENSIC AI & RECOGNITION — FRONT OFFICE
Every hour an examiner spends explaining submission packaging to a detective is an hour of casework lost. The Zanus front office answers requesting agencies from your published procedures — submissions, status by your disclosure rules, turnaround — 24/7, on the record.
Controlled tenant or air-gapped lab server · unlimited examiners · chain-of-custody-grade custody

Calls, chats and submission bookings — one dashboard the lab director can actually read.
A detective calls before a warrant deadline: what formats, how to package, where to deliver. The AI answers from your submission guidelines — correctly, at 4:45 PM or midnight.
“Where is my case?” answered exactly as your policy allows — stage and estimate for the authorized requester, escalation to the examiner for anything more.
Every call and chat produces a transcript tied to the case reference — who asked what, when, and what was disclosed. The intake desk becomes part of the record.
An agency calls about a new digital-media examination; the AI confirms the evidence types, sends the submission checklist and the intake form, and books the drop-off into the evidence custodian’s real calendar — while the bench keeps working.


Grounded website chat for submission guidelines and service scope, web forms for examination requests acknowledged in minutes — the agency that starts a request at 9 PM has a reference number at 9:01, not after the weekend.
No. It answers procedure and status questions by your disclosure rules and routes anything case-substantive to the assigned examiner — it never improvises about evidence.
Yes. Your numbers stay; calls route AI-first, examiner-first, or any mix per line and per hour — many labs start with overflow and after-hours only.
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