Fraud prevention
Help someone understand common scam warning signs and find the official reporting route.
In Blue for Police forces and community safety teams
More time for the people behind the questions.
For prevention leads, fraud protection teams and people making police information easier to understand. Turn approved public guidance into a helpful first conversation.
A digital teammate.Your people in charge.
Start with one useful job
Built around your day.
Choose something small enough to test properly and useful enough for your team to care about.
Community engagement
Explain how to find a local event, a public contact point or published prevention advice.
Clearer public information
Test whether people can find and understand the guidance your team already publishes.
A sensible first seven days
A pilot you can
actually evaluate.
Use fictional scam questions and your approved public fraud guidance. Score source accuracy, useful next steps and correct reporting signposts.
Microsoft work-account sign-in, a private service workspace, approved documents and a receptionist you can test in text or voice. No card is needed.
Try the receptionist ↗Your pilot scorecard
- Answers match the approved source
- People understand the next step
- Human contact routes remain clear
- Your team records errors and improvements
The pilot does not take crime reports, access police records, assess evidence or make operational decisions.
Built with the service lead in mind
Keep the judgement.
Get help with the legwork.
Your team chooses the information and tests the experience. Broader tools for communications, prevention campaigns, funding and impact are being adapted for In Blue.
See available and planned features ↗A starting point for your review
Use your organisation’s information governance, accessibility and procurement process before any operational deployment.
NPCC AI Strategy ↗Sector context, rather than an endorsement of In Blue.