A task that is performed by one or more employees of a law enforcement agency, and that contributes to the progress of an investigation.
Activities can be created from the Create
menu in the navigation bar, and from any investigative case management object. The activity details contain basic information about the activity, such as type, ID, category, main legal reference, attempt, location, time
frame, and notes. The following additional information is used to describe the object in greater detail:
Relationships to other entities
Parties involved
This includes persons or organizations connected in some way with the activity or incident.
Objects
An example of an object would be a car that was stolen.
Locations
This is where an activity or incident takes place.
Relationships
This is any connection, association, or involvement between people, objects, or locations. For example, the suspect is the owner of the gun. When legal regulations require it, you can expunge records relating to individuals or organizations that have a defined
relationship with an activity. You can only expunge records if the activity status is set to Completed
.
Cases, leads, activities, and incidents
An activity or incident can be involved in multiple cases, for example, a house search of a suspect involved in more than one case.
Staff and units
Organizations and individuals responsible for investigative work connected with the activity or incident. The Internal
checkbox shows whether the respective party is maintained in the organizational model.
Legal references
If an activity requires legal justification, you can define a legal reference.
You make the settings required for legal references in Customizing for Customer Relationship Management
under .
Change history
Shows all changes made to the activity data. For more information, see Change History and Partner History. Note that change history is only available for activities.