An integrated data platform for modern correctional facilities

Modern corrections has evolved from a traditional warehousing model to one that delivers safety, healthcare, and education across multiple locations statewide — while still operating in silos. Peregrine empowers you to manage these complex needs all in one place, driving better outcomes for both personnel and incarcerated individuals.

“We weren’t just looking for one piece of technology. We were looking for a partner that shared our values and vision of how innovation and collaboration could improve public safety. And the partner needed to be agile enough to continue innovating with us as we created a technology framework that would work for use cases that don’t even exist yet.”

Dave Fontneau, Chief Information Officer

Orange County Sheriff’s Department

how it works

The full-stack platform that turns fragmented data into operational impact

Forward deployed engineering

Every organization operates differently. We deploy engineers directly with your team, on site and in the work, to understand your mission, workflows, and realities. We translate those insights into a deployment built for how you operate, from day one.

Data ingestion and enrichment

Organizational context

Semantic ontology

Intuitive interfaces and AI

Data governance

An integrated data platform for modern correctional facilities

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Modern corrections has evolved from a traditional warehousing model to one that delivers safety, healthcare, and education across multiple locations statewide — while still operating in silos. Peregrine empowers you to manage these complex needs all in one place, driving better outcomes for both personnel and incarcerated individuals.

“We weren’t just looking for one piece of technology. We were looking for a partner that shared our values and vision of how innovation and collaboration could improve public safety. And the partner needed to be agile enough to continue innovating with us as we created a technology framework that would work for use cases that don’t even exist yet.”