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HAPPY NATIONAL CRIME AND INTELLIGENCE ANALYST APPRECIATION DAY! 🎉
Today is September 20th, which means the 6th Annual National Crime and Intelligence Analyst Appreciation Day (NCIAAD) is officially here!
Today, we celebrate YOU and the incredible work crime and intelligence analysts do every day.
You connect the dots. You find the patterns others may not see. You dig through data, information, records, and sometimes an unreasonable number of spreadsheets. You support investigations, provide intelligence, answer the "quick question" that is almost never actually quick, and help turn information into something meaningful and actionable.
Much of what analysts do happens behind the scenes, but the impact of that work is felt throughout our agencies and the communities we serve.
When FCIAA established NCIAAD in 2021, the goal was to create a day dedicated to recognizing our profession and the analysts who make it what it is. Six years later, we are incredibly proud to continue that celebration with analysts, agencies, and organizations across the country.
So today, take a moment to celebrate yourself and your fellow analysts. Share your photos, agency recognitions, team celebrations, proclamations, or whatever NCIAAD looks like for you. We want to see it!
Don't forget to tag FCIAA and use when sharing on social media so we can celebrate along with you.
Most importantly, from all of us at FCIAA:
Thank you for what you do. Thank you for the work that gets noticed and the work that doesn't. Thank you for your dedication to the profession and the communities you serve.
Today is your day. Happy National Crime and Intelligence Analyst Appreciation Day! 💙❤️

Today, on National Crime & Intelligence Analyst Appreciation Day, we recognize the dedicated professionals who turn information into understanding—and understanding into action.

Crime and intelligence analysts are often working behind the scenes, connecting pieces of information that others may never see, identifying patterns and trends, supporting investigations, and providing the intelligence that helps agencies make informed decisions and keep their communities safe.

At IRIS, we have the privilege of working with crime and intelligence analysts across the country, and we see firsthand the knowledge, dedication, and passion they bring to their profession.

Your work matters. The connections you uncover, the questions you ask, and the intelligence you provide can make a real difference for an investigator, an officer in the field, an agency, and ultimately an entire community.

Today is about recognizing you.

To every crime and intelligence analyst: **thank you for the work you do every day and for the impact you make on public safety.**

Happy National Crime & Intelligence Analyst Appreciation Day! 💚

📂 Where do intelligence requests go after they're submitted?

An email inbox?

A spreadsheet?

A shared folder?

For many organizations, the answer isn't always clear.

When requests, updates, and documentation live in multiple places, visibility suffers. And when visibility suffers, accountability, efficiency, and collaboration often suffer too.

The most effective intelligence operations aren't built on chasing emails and searching folders.

They're built on structure.

Because if you can't see it, you can't manage it.

We recently shared our thoughts on this challenge in our latest article on intelligence workflow management. Visit the link in our bio to learn more.

What's your agency's biggest workflow challenge today?

🚨 In missing persons cases, every minute matters. ⏱️

Tips come in fast. Agencies coordinate across jurisdictions. Analysts, investigators, RTCCs, and command staff all need access to the same information in real time.

But too often, critical workflows are still managed through scattered emails, spreadsheets, and disconnected systems.

IRIS was built to change that.

A secure, structured platform designed to centralize intelligence requests, investigative activity, timelines, evidence coordination, and operational visibility in one place.

Better visibility. Stronger coordination. Faster decisions.

Where does your workflow break down most today?

🚨 Most agencies are still managing intelligence workflows through scattered emails, spreadsheets, and disconnected systems.

That slows response times, limits visibility, and creates operational gaps.

At IRIS, we’re helping modernize how intelligence and investigative teams operate with one secure, structured platform built for law enforcement and public safety.

Join us at the IACP Technology Conference 2026 May 19–21 and see how IRIS is helping agencies streamline operations, improve collaboration, and bring real-time accountability into one centralized system.

📍 Booth #214
📍 Fort Worth Convention Center

Simple. Secure. Streamlined.

Who else is heading to (The International Association of Chiefs of Police) IACP Tech this year?

🚨 Florida Agencies — May 15 Deadline

Florida’s SBIE grant can fully cover the cost of implementing systems that improve how intelligence is tracked, shared, and managed.

Right now, many agencies are still handling requests across:
• emails
• spreadsheets
• disconnected systems

That’s where delays and gaps happen.

IRIS replaces that with one secure, structured platform built for law enforcement — improving coordination, accountability, and real-time operations.

⏳ The deadline is approaching quickly.

If your agency is evaluating options, we’re happy to walk you through how this aligns with the grant.