Digital Mobility Inc. (DMI), a leader in secure digital documentation and public safety technology, today announced the launch of TRACE, a purpose-built platform designed to modernize the management, tracking, and maintenance of weapons, accessories, and critical protective equipment.
TRACE is the first solution of its kind in Canada, addressing a longstanding gap across law enforcement, defense, nuclear, and high-security environments, where equipment tracking is often fragmented, manual, and vulnerable to oversight. By digitizing and centralizing lifecycle management, TRACE enables agencies to maintain full visibility, accountability, and compliance across all assets.
Solving a Critical Operational Gap
Across many agencies, armourers and equipment managers rely on spreadsheets, paper logs, or disconnected systems to track weapons, optics, suppressors, and other controlled assets. This creates operational risks, including:
- Missed maintenance or inspection deadlines
- Limited audit traceability and reporting
- Lack of real-time inventory visibility
- Increased administrative burden
TRACE eliminates these challenges by providing a secure, structured, and auditable system designed specifically for high-risk environments.
Purpose-Built for Armourers and High-Security Operations
TRACE is designed in collaboration with experienced law enforcement professionals and armourers to ensure real-world usability and operational fit. Key capabilities include:
- Comprehensive Asset Tracking
