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Evidence-grade chain of custody.

Controlled access, equipment accountability, and emergency-readiness.

The problem

Accountability you can defend in court.

Weapons, equipment, and fleet keys need controlled access and a verifiable chain of custody. Gaps don't just cost money — they jeopardize prosecutions and trigger six-figure audits.

The cost of doing nothing

A custody gap is discovered at the worst possible time: in a courtroom, or in a forced audit.

ELM · FIELD RECORD
$0
Evidence-room audit · Asheville PD [1]
0%
Holdings unaccounted, pre-fix [1]
0%
Items missing labels/signatures · Cincinnati PD [2]
0
U.S. agencies under custody mandates [3]
MIL-STD-810H · IP-65 · ELM-7220A

Cost of inaction

Run your numbers.

Adjust to your operation. This is what Public Safety pays, every year, to stay manual.

ELM · COST MODEL
Annual cost of manual property control

Operation parameters

items
items
min
$/hr
$76,125
  • Booking & chain-of-custody logging$48,000
    your input: min/item × new items × labor rate
  • Annual inventory & audit labor$28,125
    1.5 min/item cycle-count across all holdings

Time cost in hours and labor

Booking + inventory time1,692 hrs/yr
Time saved per year1,002 hrs/yr
~50% faster booking/retrieval, ~75% less inventory time — documented TRACS gains.
ELM-recoverable per year$45,094

Mirrors documented TRACS gains: ~50% faster booking/retrieval, ~75% less inventory time.

Recover this — claim it in a field brief

Estimate only, from your inputs and the cited benchmarks below. Not a quote.

MIL-STD-810H · IP-65 · ELM-7220ACOST OF INACTION

The control loop, here

What it looks like in your theater.

  • Controlled access with authorization
  • Verifiable chain of custody
  • Emergency-speed retrieval with audit
  • Fleet-key & equipment readiness

Solve it for Public Safety.

A readiness review maps your workflows, operational risks, and the best-fit control model.