There is no strict minimum length specified, but the text should be sufficiently long to reveal patterns across the various indicators—typically requiring at least several paragraphs rather than isolated sentences.

The current version of Dechefr supports English and Swedish but more languages can be added.

Dechefr is available as both a SaaS solution and an on-premise deployment. The on-premise option enables organizations to manage classified or sensitive information securely, in full compliance with internal policies and regulatory requirements.

Your analysis results are securely saved in your personal case archive to support case comparison and tracking. You have full control over your archive and can delete cases at any time—please note that once deleted, they are permanently removed and cannot be recovered. We do not use any of you cases for improving or training Dechefr.

Dechefr provides a comprehensive risk assessment framework composed of two key components: General Risk Level – an automatically generated level. Analyst-Adjustable Indicators – a set of 12 risk indicators that should be manually assessed by the analyst. While the General Risk Level offers an automated score, the adjustable indicators introduce flexibility for expert judgment. Dechefr supports this process by suggesting the presence or absence of each indicator, but the final determination rests entirely with the analyst. The eight analyst-adjustable indicators include:

Anger

-Expressions that indicate anger in the communication

Grievance

- Expressions that indicate grievance in the communication

Othering

- us versus them thinking

Leakage

- Communication of intent to harm a specific target

Warrior mentality/military terminology

-Interest in weapons and military/police violence

Influences from previous offenders

- Interest/admiration for previous offenders and/or copycat behaviour

Preoccupation

- Communication that reveals an extreme occupation with a person or a cause

Linguistic alignment

- Linguistic ques or other markers that indicates that the individal is influenced by an extreme violent promoting ideology or a subculture

Preparation activites

- Communication about acquiring capabilities, conducting research, or engaging in activities that could facilitate violent action, especially when contextually inappropriate or escalatory.

Last resort and desperation escalation

- Communication indicating exhausted alternatives, temporal urgency, and a perception that violence is the only remaining option.

End of life and finality communications

- Expressions indicating preparation for death or the end of current existence.

Legacy and martyrdom creation

- Communication intended to establish a post-attack legacy or claim credit for planned violence.

Yes, sure, but only if you have a tailored version of Dechefr – contact us for details.