Who We Are
CPI OpenFox is a privately held corporation known for bringing cutting-edge software solutions to the law enforcement industry. Because we focus solely on this sector, we understand the specific needs and challenges criminal justice professionals face better than any other technology company. We constantly push the limits of technology, developing new ways for law enforcement officers to stay connected, informed, and protected.
Our Mission
To develop and maintain the most innovative and intuitive information sharing software products in
the law enforcement industry.
We build systems that are:
State Of The Art
The law enforcement systems and software we develop feature the latest technologies, ensuring they work at maximum power and efficiency.
Cost Effective
Not only do we handle the planning and development of our software — but we also save time and money by assisting with training and implementation.
Keeping The Public Safe
All systems and software created by our team is designed to keep the public safe and help law enforcement officers communicate and work swiftly.
A Project Oriented Company
In order for software products to reach their full potential, they must offer user-friendly functionality and flexibility. Our systems pair with training tools and reporting options that include:
- Discovery and Analysis
- Design Specification
- Program Development and Testing
- Configuration of the Network and Transactions
- Database Conversion
- Component and Load Testing
- Training
- Placing the System in Production
- Software Support for the Life of the System
- Computerized Criminal History Application
1989
CPI Incorporates in Illinois
CPI was formally incorporated in Illinois after acquiring rights to the FOX V Message Switching System.
1994
First Installation of HotFiles
The first “HotFiles” system was installed.
1995
OpenFox® Message Switching System Introduced
The OpenFox® message switching system was officially launched.
1989
CPI Incorporates in Illinois
CPI was formally incorporated in Illinois after acquiring rights to the FOX V Message Switching System.