Fire origin and cause report search, with page citations
Fire investigators can search scene photos, witness statements, lab results, past origin and cause reports and the NFPA 921 edition they work to in one place, as long as the tool cites the page behind every answer. Without citations, an AI summary is something you cannot put in a report or defend on the stand.
What investigators actually need to find
- What the file says about a burn pattern, an ignition source or a ruled out hypothesis.
- How the firm handled a comparable scenario in a past matter.
- Which edition of NFPA 921 or NFPA 1033 applies, and the exact section.
What a defensible search looks like
- Only the documents loaded for the matter can reach an answer.
- Each answer names the source and page, so a reviewer can check it quickly.
- Hypotheses for and against sit side by side; the tool does not pick one.
- The determination stays with the investigator.
How KnowledgeXpert does it
KnowledgeXpert Forensics handles scene photos, statements and the NFPA 921 edition you work to, cited to the page. For cause and origin reports it surfaces the basis for each section, ruled out hypotheses included, with the page attached, and it finds prior work where your firm addressed a comparable scenario.
It does not determine cause and origin; the determination is the investigator’s.
Questions we hear on this
Will the tool determine the cause and origin of a fire for us?
No. It finds what your file says and the evidence behind each hypothesis, cited to the page.
Can it cite the NFPA 921 edition we use?
Yes, when that edition is in your collection, answers name the edition and section.
Can we reuse past origin and cause reports?
Yes. Past reports sit beside the current matter and every match is cited to its page.
Is our data used to train AI?
No. Documents stay in your isolated tenant and are never used to train public AI models.
Test it on a fire you already investigated.
We load the file and walk you through the cited answers, ruled out hypotheses included.