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Solutions by industry.

Capillary runs different jobs in different rooms. Here is where organizations start, what they deploy, and the results they report.

01Law Enforcement

Policy in the field. Compliance on the record. Casework in minutes.

Departments run on documented policy and provable training. Capillary keeps both current and puts them to work: officers get answers grounded in department policy, and command staff get hours back from administrative casework.

What teams deploy

  • Policy chat agents. Officers ask; the answer cites the general order.
  • POST compliance tracking across every sworn officer, automatic.
  • Letter-of-transmittal support. Statutes and department policy retrieved and surfaced, options drafted, the reviewing official decides what applies.
  • Complaint intake and case documentation, with an audit trail on every AI interaction.

Los Angeles Police Department

From 100 course completions to 48,000 annual enrollments.

LAPD University now tracks POST requirements across more than 10,000 sworn officers. For letters of transmittal, sergeants have cited about ten hours per case; the work now takes about twenty minutes. The initial deployment was funded by the DOJ COPS Office.

Read the LAPD case study →

02Defense

The training backbone for combat casualty care.

Deployed Medicine began as a research program and became a Department of Defense program of record. Capillary is the platform underneath it: authoring, delivery, assessment, and AI assistance for Tactical Combat Casualty Care across every service branch.

What teams deploy

  • Curriculum and assessments anchored to clinical practice guidelines.
  • Branching clinical scenarios where decisions carry consequences.
  • Chat agents that coach instructors and answer learners' protocol questions.
  • Offline delivery for austere environments. Content downloads to the device and works at the point of performance, no connectivity required.

Defense Health Agency · Deployed Medicine

350,000+ personnel, trained and assessed.

More than 350,000 personnel trained and assessed against structured competency frameworks, with 60,000 annual course enrollments, available on the DHA App Store for government-furnished devices.

Read the Deployed Medicine case study →

Thornhill Medical · Ukraine

Life-support training that ships with the device.

Thornhill Medical's MOVES SLC integrated life-support system, nicknamed "the medical Javelin" by Ukrainian personnel, travels with a Capillary-built training app: offline-first, step-by-step procedures at the point of need, updates pushed as field lessons emerge. Since 2022, more than 200 units have reached military and civilian medical teams in Ukraine, with crews putting systems into operational use within hours of training. The systems are deployed in more than 19 countries under a $356 million Defense Logistics Agency contract.

Read the Thornhill Medical case study →

03Healthcare

Give clinicians their hours back.

Industry studies put clinical documentation near half of physician time. Capillary applies the grounded-AI approach proven in combat casualty care to the paperwork around care: protocols, credentialing, compliance.

What teams deploy

  • Clinical protocol review. New guidelines cross-referenced against current protocols, conflicts flagged, updates drafted with citations.
  • Credentialing and privileging documentation, assembled instead of chased.
  • HIPAA compliance evidence, organized and audit-ready as a byproduct of the work.
  • Survey preparation and quality reporting mapped to the standards that govern them.

Where this stands

Validating with healthcare organizations now.

We are working with healthcare organizations to validate these workflows in production. The infrastructure is HIPAA-ready, and a business associate agreement is available.

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04Business Operations

Contracts checked. Intake complete. Answers cited.

The same platform that runs federal programs runs day-to-day operations for businesses. Pilots signed this spring are in production on exactly this kind of work:

What teams deploy

  • Contract validation. Every draft checked against your rule set for required fields, pricing consistency, and policy. One customer is retiring a spreadsheet with 230 macros.
  • Call-to-intake. Transcripts and handwritten notes become complete intake records, and the workflow prompts for whatever is still missing.
  • Internal chat over SOPs, pricing, and HR policy. Every answer carries source attribution.
  • Customer-facing site agents, tuned for tone, with human escalation built in.
  • Executive daily briefings assembled overnight from legislation and news.

Who this fits

From five-person firms to federal programs of record.

The building blocks don't change with company size: knowledge bases that cite their sources, workflows with human review built in, and interfaces your team already knows how to use.

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Different industries. One set of building blocks.

Every solution above is assembled from the same platform: knowledge bases that cite their sources, workflows with human review built in, and interfaces that live where your team already works. The categories change names by industry. The building blocks don't change at all.

  • AWS GovCloud
  • CJIS-aligned architecture
  • HIPAA-ready
  • SCORM & xAPI
  • Single sign-on
  • Audit trails on every interaction

Works where the work is. Mobile-first, offline-capable, syncs when connectivity returns.

Integrates with what you run. API-first: HR, scheduling, records, and operational systems.

Observable end to end. Usage, performance, and outcomes, visible to the people accountable for them.

Start with one process.

Thirty minutes. Bring the process your team dreads, from any of the rooms above, and leave knowing what it looks like on Capillary.

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