Beta version of the dashboard with data from the Unified Register of Pre-trial Investigations on business proceedings has been launched in Ukraine
Kyiv • UNN
A beta version of the URPTI analytical module with data on business-related crimes has been launched on the website of the Prosecutor General's Office. The dashboard contains statistics on investigations and court cases for 2024 and the last 5 years.
A beta version of the dashboard, an analytical module of the URPTI, has been launched on the website of the Prosecutor General's Office. It contains a sample of crimes confirmed by law enforcement agencies in 2024 related to business. UNN reports this with reference to the PGO.
The Dashboard is a visualized application to the URPTI system that collects and combines data on the statistics of investigations and court proceedings in a format that is easy to analyze and understand. The beta version of the Dashboard contains a sample of crimes confirmed by law enforcement agencies in 2024 related to business, as well as information on all criminal offenses related to the economic sphere over the past 5 years
Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Andriy Yermak noted that the dashboard contains data on the number of registered, stopped, restored or closed offenses and the number of persons who were notified of suspicion, preventive measures were applied to them, and they were removed from office, as well as the amount of damage caused to the state and their compensation.
“Access to it is open to everyone... This is a response to the demands of society, business and investors who want to see justice and integrity in the work of law enforcement,” Yermak wrote.
Prosecutor General Andriy Kostin said that in the future, they plan to add even more information to the dashboard, and extend the tool to other types of criminal offenses.
During the presentation of the dashboard with data from the Unified Register of Pre-trial Investigations (URPI) on proceedings against businesses, Kostin noted that this information does not affect the secrecy of the pre-trial investigation.
“I think that openness will definitely lead to the law enforcement system itself becoming more effective, because these are interconnected processes,” Kostin said.
Artem Borodatyuk, a member of the Presidential Council for Support of Enterprises under Martial Law, said that the software will be constantly updated.
“In other words, there will be a new version in 3 months, but the data itself, which is the goal, will be updated once a month,” Borodatiuk said.
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According to Yermak, Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov added that over the next few months they will study the dashboard and collect user feedback to improve it.
