Overview
The FIR Details API provides structured access to FIR data published across state police portals (CCTNS). With intelligent extraction, enrichment, and translation, the API transforms scattered FIR PDFs and public records into actionable, searchable information.
Key Features
Confidence Level Matching
Search results ranked and segregated by confidence levels based on input parameter matching.
English Translation
Converts regional language FIR data into English for seamless consumption.
Advanced PDF Extraction
Extracts and normalizes FIR details such as DOB, address, vehicle number, relatives' names, and contact details.
Fuzzy & Phonetic Search
Proprietary algorithms support fuzzy matching, phonetic variations, and gender-specific name recognition.
Risk Analysis Engine
Segments results by risk level based on offense nature and acts / sections classification.
FIR Data Stats
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Final Testing — Go Live Q4'25 / Q1'26
How FIR Data Differs from Court Records
FIR will give an initial assessment and signs of any issue that may have arisen. Court records only happen once a case is filed, and there may be a lag in time period.
An FIR is also only filed after an initial investigation, thus is a key and vital component in the background check process alongside court records.
Together, FIR + Court records provide a 360° view: from allegation → investigation → trial → judgment.
Stage of Proceedings
FIRs:
Initial report filed at the police station when a cognizable offense is reported. It indicates allegations and early warning signals.
Court Records:
Contain proceedings after police investigation, charge sheet filing, and judicial hearings.
Data Richness
FIRs:
Rich in personal identifiers (address, relatives, DOB, contact info, issue at hand).
Court Records:
Structured around case status, hearings, judgments, and orders — fewer personal details.
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