Security & investigation professionals

Security & investigation professionals: your document in 30 seconds, in the language of your intervention

Incident report, Intervention summary, and Follow-up: dictate or paste what was said, and Notae structures the document in your own vocabulary. You review it, validate it, and send it.

Updated September 13, 2026 · Notae · 4 min read

Between patrols, incidents to log, and reports to hand over to the next team, writing a precise, factual report takes time an intervention's pace rarely allows. Notae turns what was observed and said into a structured document, strictly factual, without ever adding an accusation or judgment that wasn't made.

Three formats, your vocabulary

A security officer Notae account only sees these three formats — never the formats or vocabulary reserved for another profession, and vice versa.

  • Incident report — Date, time, and place (as reported), sequence of events (chronological, strictly factual), people involved (role reported, never a judgment), and actions taken.
  • Intervention summary — Reason for the intervention, sequence of events (factual, chronological), findings (observed or reported), and follow-up given.
  • Follow-up — Open points since the last report, actions completed, actions still to do, and next deadline or point of contact.

Before / after, on an example

What you dictate at the end of the exchange:

"what exactly happened tonight? around 10pm I noticed the service door had been left open — what did you do at that point? I closed the door and did an extra patrol of the area — I'm logging the time and the facts and passing it on to the day team"

What Notae produces (Incident report format):

Date and time : around 10:00 p.m., area covered by the patrol.

Sequence of events : service door found open; door closed; extra patrol carried out in the area.

People involved : officer who noticed the situation (role reported, no judgment made).

Actions taken : door closed, extra patrol, handover to the day team.

To be validated by the professional.

Notae for every profession in security & investigation professionals

Choose your exact profession at signup: the vocabulary and examples adapt, while the three formats stay those of security & investigation professionals.

Security and confidentiality

Notae is hosted in Europe and GDPR-compliant: documents are encrypted, never resold, and never used to train a model. Reports stay in your account; you decide whether to share them with the team or an authorized third party.

The same price, whatever your profession

Solo

1 independent practitioner
€49 / month
  • 150 notes per month
  • Recording and dictation with no time limit
  • Incident report · Intervention summary · Follow-up
  • Encrypted history, thread between sessions
  • PDF & Word export with practice letterhead
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Practice

2 to 5 practitioners
€39 / seat / month
  • Everything in Solo, for each practitioner
  • 150 notes per month and per seat
  • Team invitations and management
  • One invoice for the whole practice
  • Data processing agreement (DPA) provided
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During the trial

Seven days, no card, with 30 minutes of audio and 5 notes in total over the period (whichever limit is reached first). Enough to test Notae on your real interventions before deciding.

Frequently asked questions

Does Notae make an accusation or judgment about a person?

No, never. Notae stays strictly factual and chronological: no accusation, suspicion, or judgment appears unless explicitly stated by the professional.

Does a security officer account see formats meant for other professions?

No. Every Notae account has a profession chosen at signup. A security officer account only sees the formats and vocabulary specific to their profession; it has no access to any format or text reserved for another profession (for example a podcaster), and vice versa.

Does information about the people involved stay confidential?

Yes. Reports stay in your account; you decide whether to share them with the team or an authorized third party.

Try it on your next intervention

Seven days, no card, 30 minutes of audio and 5 notes. Dictate or paste a transcript, and judge the result for yourself.

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