Arbiter transforms raw mobile call data records into clear, court-ready intelligence — entirely within your browser, with no data leaving your network.
When a communications service provider discloses call data records in response to a production order, what arrives is raw CSV — thousands of rows per number, across multiple operators, in inconsistent formats. A serious investigation routinely involves a dozen or more numbers, hundreds of thousands of records, and months of activity to account for.
Spreadsheet analysis is slow, error-prone, and produces no visualisations. Key evidential patterns — a relay calling chain, a cluster of short missed calls, a period of unexplained communication silence — are invisible in tabular data. And when it comes to presenting findings in court, a spreadsheet is not enough.
Investigators need a tool that handles the data engineering automatically, surfaces patterns that matter, and produces exhibits that stand up to scrutiny.
Over twenty analytical views covering call records, mobile data events, location, and device history — all in one self-contained tool.
Arbiter is designed to fit into the existing CDR workflow — no new infrastructure, no training on complex tools, no data sent to a third party.
Every analysis view can be printed or saved as PDF. Raw data and contact networks can be exported for use in specialist analysis tools. All exports are watermarked with the licence holder's name and organisation.
Arbiter is architecturally simple by design — investigation data must never leave the analyst's machine.
To arrange a demonstration of Arbiter with a sample dataset, or to discuss deployment for your unit or organisation, contact Expert System Digital.