Vehicle History and VIN Lookup
Vehicle History and VIN Lookup puts the app's central research workflow in a form officers can use while working with a vehicle. Users can scan a VIN with the phone camera or enter it manually, then access a Vehicle History Report and related driver information when a case or traffic situation calls for more context.
The mobile workflow keeps a lookup close to the scene instead of making every question wait for a desktop. Agency personnel can use a familiar starting point—the vehicle's VIN—to move from identification to records review with fewer handoffs and a clearer view of the information connected to that vehicle.
Partial Plate and Crash-Record Searches
Partial Plate and Crash-Record Searches give officers useful alternatives when a complete VIN is not the first detail available. A Partial License Plate Search accepts three or more characters, allowing the search to begin from a plate fragment gathered during field work.
The app also provides access to crash-report records for locating vehicles of interest. Used together, these searches help users move from a partial clue or incident record toward a more focused vehicle review, which is practical for traffic duties, follow-up research, and investigations that begin with incomplete information. It also gives teams a practical way to connect a field observation with the records already available to the agency.
VIN Alerts and High-Mileage Search
VIN Alerts and High-Mileage Search add focused options beyond a single report lookup. VIN Alerts give agency users a way to keep attention on a vehicle record, while High-Mileage Search provides a distinct route for finding vehicles that match a mileage-related need.
These tools are useful when a team is sorting many records or returning to a question over time. Instead of treating every request as the same search, users can choose a direct VIN lookup, an alert-oriented workflow, or a mileage-focused search and keep their investigation centered on the detail that matters most. That flexibility can make repeated vehicle research easier to organize across daily assignments.
Driver Exchange for Accident Reports
Driver Exchange supports both reportable and non-reportable accident workflows, giving officers a dedicated way to handle driver and incident information from a mobile device. The feature is designed for situations where accident details need to be completed as part of field work rather than left as a separate office task.
Combined with vehicle history, VIN, plate, and crash-record searches, Driver Exchange helps connect information gathering with the next reporting step. It is a practical fit for traffic officers and agency teams that want one CARFAX for Police workflow for vehicle research and accident-related duties. The result is a more continuous path from vehicle context to documentation when an incident needs follow-up.
