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Accurint for Law Enforcement

Public-records and identity-data search platform investigators use to locate suspects, witnesses and missing persons.

Accurint for Law Enforcement is a subscription database and search tool that lets investigators query billions of aggregated public records (addresses, phone numbers, vehicle registrations, associates and similar identity data) to locate people connected to a case, work usually done through slower manual record requests. It sits within LexisNexis Risk Solutions' broader law-enforcement line, alongside Accurint LE Plus (a bundled suite of analytical tools), Accurint Virtual Crime Center (linking public records with law-enforcement data feeds for intelligence-led policing) and Accurint TraX (vehicle-sighting analytics from license-plate-reader data). LexisNexis has announced Accurint One, a newer platform combining these data sets with AI-driven analysis, for release in 2026. The products are sold to law-enforcement agencies rather than the public, and access is restricted and audited.

At a glance

Vendor LexisNexis Risk Solutions
Pricing model Quote only
Free tier No
Deployment Cloud
Open source No
Best for Investigators who need fast identity and address lookups to locate suspects or missing persons.

Pricing

Subscription licensed to agencies on a per-seat or per-agency basis; pricing requires a sales quote.

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Features

  • Aggregated public-records and identity-data search
  • Suspect, witness and missing-person location tools
  • Accurint LE Plus bundled analytical toolset
  • Accurint Virtual Crime Center linking public records to law-enforcement data feeds
  • Accurint TraX vehicle-sighting analytics from LPR data
  • Accurint One AI-driven data platform (arriving 2026)
  • Audited, permissioned access for authorized law-enforcement users

Profile last reviewed September 21, 2026

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