Kirjuri is a digital forensic evidence item management system. It is a web application designed to help forensic teams manage, track and report devices delivered for forensic examination.

It was born in the Helsinki Police Department, which handles over a thousand devices annually. Managing these devices and keeping track of the changes and locations to all this material proved to be a difficult task, since no ready software suites for multi-user evidence device management existed.

Main features for this framework:

• Organize devices into examination requests and track their location and status.
• Make notes about forensic findings and generate a simple report to document them.
• Organize your tools and manage reservations for them.
• User management with case-by-case access management and different access levels.
• Simple user interface designed for the needs of actual forensic examiners.
• Extensive internal logging for compliance and audit tasks.
• Highly customizable via configuration files for different organizational needs.
• Supports attachments up to 16MB.
• Export and import examination requests (with attachments) via .krf files.
• Kirjuri supports English, Finnish and German and is easily localizable via a configuration file.

You can read more and download this framework over here: https://github.com/AnttiKurittu/kirjuri