ForceMetrics

ForceMetrics

Data analytics platform for policing operations

Overview

ForceMetrics provides a data analytics platform for U.S. law enforcement agencies. It collects and analyzes information from multiple data sources to help agencies understand police operations, performance, and community interactions. The product delivers real-time dashboards, customizable reports, and predictive analytics to support decision-making, training, and resource planning. It also tracks metrics for transparency, accountability, and compliance, including use-of-force incidents, citizen complaints, and officer wellness indicators, and includes modules for risk management and early intervention. Ultimately, its goal is to support data-driven policing that improves public safety, agency performance, and community trust by making policing practices more proactive, measurable, and equitable.

About ForceMetrics

Simplify's Rating
Why ForceMetrics is rated
B-
Rated B on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

Industries

Data & Analytics

Government & Public Sector

Enterprise Software

AI & Machine Learning

Company Size

11-50

Company Stage

Early VC

Total Funding

$22M

Headquarters

Denver, Colorado

Founded

2020

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What believers are saying

  • ForceMetrics reported 205% ARR growth and 300% new-customer growth in FY2024.
  • The company raised $22 million from Costanoa, GovTech Fund, Flybridge, and others.
  • Redmond Police and Greensboro PD deployments prove demand for real-time decision-assist tooling.

What critics are saying

  • Mark43 now controls ForceMetrics; integration drift can erase product identity after 2026.
  • Public safety software sales depend on police budgets and procurement cycles, slowing expansion.
  • No public layoffs or lawsuits surfaced, but post-acquisition retention risk hits founders and engineers.

What makes ForceMetrics unique

  • Mark43 acquired ForceMetrics on September 28, 2026, validating its data-intelligence niche.
  • ForceMetrics connects fragmented police systems into real-time operational intelligence for first responders.
  • Over 30 agencies used ForceMetrics by April 2025, including Redmond, Greensboro, and Beverly Hills.

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Funding

Total Funding

$22M

Above

Industry Average

Funded Over

1 Rounds

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Life Insurance

Company Equity

Remote Work Options

Paid Holidays

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

↑ 5%

1 year growth

↑ 2%

2 year growth

↑ 11%
PR Newswire
Sep 28th, 2026
Mark43 acquires ForceMetrics to turn public safety data into actionable intelligence

Mark43 has acquired ForceMetrics, a public safety data intelligence company. The acquisition advances Mark43's vision for modern public safety technology by combining its data capture and workflow capabilities with ForceMetrics' ability to connect information across disparate systems and jurisdictions. ForceMetrics will continue serving its customers whilst bringing its solutions to more agencies under Mark43. The combined platform will enable public safety agencies to access actionable intelligence in real-time, supporting dispatch, response and investigation workflows. "In Mark43, we found a team that shares our focus on making technology simple, intuitive and useful for first responders," said Andre McGregor, founder of ForceMetrics. The ForceMetrics team, including its five founders, will join Mark43. The announcement follows a strategic partnership between the two companies announced in May 2026. Mark43 serves over 300 agencies.

City of Redmond
Jan 8th, 2025
Redmond Police Department Partners with ForceMetrics to Improve Real-Time Decision-Making

The Redmond Police Department is proud to announce a new partnership with ForceMetrics, the leading decision-assist public safety platform, to enhance real-time decision-making and improve community safety.

GovTech
Oct 21st, 2024
ForceMetrics Raises $22M for Expansion

Public safety data platform ForceMetrics has raised $22M from investors, including the Hobson Lucas Family Foundation, co-founded by George Lucas. Founded in 2020, ForceMetrics provides real-time analytics for law enforcement. The funding will help expand its client base and hire more staff. CEO Andre McGregor aims to make data accessible to all officers, not just analysts, and plans to develop community dashboards for data sharing among agencies.

Pulse 2.0
Oct 16th, 2024
ForceMetrics: Decision-Assist Public Safety Platform Company Raises $22 Million

ForceMetrics - a leading decision-assist public safety platform that consolidates critical information for first responders and provides real-time, actionable insights, saving time, money, and lives - announced today that it has raised $22 million.

Pulse 2.0
Oct 16th, 2024
ForceMetrics: Decision-Assist Public Safety Platform Company Raises $22 Million

ForceMetrics – a leading decision-assist public safety platform that consolidates critical information for first responders and provides real-time, actionable insights, saving time, money, and lives – announced today that it has raised $22 million. The company is backed by leading institutional firms, industry leaders, and public safety advocates, such as a lead investment by Costanoa Ventures with additional support from the Hobson Lucas Family Foundation (founded by George Lucas and Mellody Hobson), Stand Together Venture Labs (previously the Charles Koch Institute), GovTech Fund, Flybridge Capital, Growth Warrior Capital, and more.

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