- Clue Software is an enterprise intelligence and investigation platform that uses AI to help organisations identify, disrupt and prevent serious threats to society’s most critical assets, institutions and people.
- Clue’s clients include the UK Home Office, the London Metropolitan Police, the NHS Counter Fraud Authority, Amazon, Dropbox, the International Cricket Council and Oxfam International.
- Clue has increased its annual recurring revenue by 60% and scaling its headcount from 45 to 70 employees, with ambitions to grow further as demand for modern, cloud-based investigation tools accelerates globally.
Website: https://www.cluesoftware.com/
Tell Us About Clue
Investigations are happening continuously inside hospitals chasing fraud, inside sports bodies combating match-fixing, inside corporations managing insider threats, and inside NGOs tracking exploitation networks. What they all share is a need for rigorous, structured, auditable case management. And until recently, most of them were doing it on legacy systems, disconnected spreadsheets and manual processes that simply couldn’t keep pace with modern threats.
Clue Software was founded to change that. Built by people with deep domain expertise in intelligence and investigations, the platform brings fragmented data, workflows and teams into a single secure system – one designed from the ground up for investigative work, not adapted from generic tools.
The cloud-based SaaS platform runs on Microsoft Azure and offers end-to-end investigation lifecycle management from early threat detection and proactive intelligence, through case progression and collaboration, to outcome reporting that meets legal, regulatory and functional standards.
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What Makes Clue Unique?
Clue stands out for being purpose-built rather than retrofitted. The platform unifies intelligence, case management and reporting in one place, replacing the kind of siloed tools that cause duplication, missed connections and delayed action.
A key differentiator is Clue’s entity-centric design, which proactively surfaces connections across datasets — alerting investigators to links they might otherwise miss, without requiring time-intensive manual searches. The AI-assisted triage and analysis capabilities mean teams spend less time wading through noise and more time on the cases that matter most.
Is There A Market For Clue?
Absolutely, and it’s growing fast. Threats from organised crime, fraud, corruption, safeguarding failures, environmental crime, and insider risk are not slowing down. If anything, they are becoming more complex, more international and more digitally sophisticated. The organisations tasked with investigating and preventing them are under enormous pressure to do more with less, while meeting increasingly rigorous standards for evidence management and accountability.
The shift away from on-premise legacy systems toward cloud-based platforms is opening up this market significantly. Governments are modernising. Corporations are investing more seriously in internal investigations capability. Sports bodies are under pressure to demonstrate integrity. NGOs are being asked to show donors and regulators that their safeguarding processes are robust.
Where Can We Find Clue?
www.cluesoftware.com
https://www.linkedin.com/company/cluesoftware
