Penlink Introduces CoAnalyst360 AI Platform for Investigative Workflows

Jun 2, 2026
Penlink has launched CoAnalyst360, an AI framework that converts investigative questions into coordinated workflows, automating analysis and reporting for law enforcement and security agencies.

Penlink announced in a press release the launch of CoAnalyst360, an AI platform designed to help law enforcement, public safety, and security organizations manage complex investigations more efficiently. The system converts investigative questions into AI agent workflows that automate tasks, synthesize findings, and generate evolving reports.

CoAnalyst360 enables analysts to create and refine investigative skills as missions progress, turning them into repeatable workflows. The platform executes connected tasks across multiple data sources while maintaining context and auditability. It identifies patterns and anomalies, highlights relevant information, and keeps users in control through reviewable outputs.

Penlink stated that the platform is built around human oversight, ensuring that AI supports decision-making rather than replacing it. CoAnalyst360 is designed to handle growing data volumes from evidence, documents, and open-source intelligence while reducing the time analysts spend switching tools or reconstructing context.

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