You can find a specific case or file from the Map view by
using keyword searches and filters for category, date and time, case status, case
associations, or device assignment.
What you should know
Thumbnail previews
are displayed in search results for the following files: BMP, PNG, JPEG,
GIF, Icon, and MP4.
When you select
Specific dates, any cases or files that have at
least 1 minute of their duration within the time range are
displayed.
Procedure
Click the Search tab, and then click View
map ().
Search for the case or file on the map using one or more of the following
filters.
A
(Optional) Filter your search by
category: click Category and select one or multiple
categories from the drop-down menu.
B
(Optional) Filter your search by
date or time: click Date and time and select the
options that you require.
C
In the Search field, type keywords or tags
related to the case or file, and then press
Enter or click the
search button ().
D
(Optional) Filter your search by case
status:
E
(Optional) Filter your search for cases, files, or cameras: select
Cases, Files,
Cameras, or a combination of the three
options.
F
(Optional) Filter your search by case
associations: click Case associations and select
With files, Without files,
or both.
G
(Optional) Filter your search by file
associations: click File associations and select
Linked, Unlinked, or
both.
H
(Optional) Filter your search by device
assignment.
I
If you know the location of
the case or file, type the address, city, street, building name, and
so on, in the location bar.
The cases or files that match your search criteria are shown on the map.
If you search by location, the map centers on that location. Depending on the
zoom level of the map, cases or files that are close together are grouped in
bubbles.
Click a bubble to open the case or file, or to zoom in to the group of cases or
files.
Click View List to display the search results in a
list.
Click Show only results from the map search to
only display results found in the map search.
Click Show all results to see all cases or
files.
Example
Watch this video to learn more. Click the
Captions icon (CC) to turn on video
captions in one of the available languages.