Bangladesh Police

CDR Register

The official register for Call Detail Record requests. Every request, approval and result is kept in one controlled, auditable record.

Approved accounts only
Full activity log
Role based access

Bangladesh Police

About the register

Purpose and scope

A Call Detail Record (CDR) holds call and message metadata for a phone number, such as the numbers contacted, the time and the duration. Investigating officers request CDRs from telecom operators as part of lawful police work.

This register replaces the paper register book. It records each CDR request from the moment it is raised until the result is received and the file is closed, so every request can be traced to an officer, a case and a date.

Access is limited to approved Bangladesh Police accounts. Every sign-in and action is recorded for audit.

Who uses the register

Each account has a role. The role decides what the user can see and do.

Investigating officer: Raises CDR requests, adds case details and receives the result.
Supervisor: Reviews requests and approves them or returns them for correction.
Administrator: Issues and manages accounts, unlocks accounts and maintains the register settings.

What the register records

Each entry carries the details below.

Serial number: A unique number for each request, kept in order like a register book page.
Case reference: The case, GD or investigation the request belongs to, with the police station and district.
Requesting officer: The name, rank and unit of the officer who raised the request.
Subject number and period: The phone number under inquiry and the date range of the records requested.
Operator: The telecom operator the request is sent to.
Dates and status: The date requested, the date received and the current status of the request.

How a request moves

From first entry to closure.

RaiseThe investigating officer enters the request with the case details.
ReviewAn authorized supervisor checks the details and approves or returns the request.
SendThe approved request is forwarded to the telecom operator.
ReceiveThe operator reply is received and the date of receipt is recorded.
Hand overThe result is passed to the requesting officer for the investigation.
CloseThe entry is closed and stays in the register for audit.

Security and audit

How the register protects its records.

Approved accounts only: There is no public registration. Accounts are issued by the administrator to approved personnel.
Activity log: Sign-ins, requests, approvals and changes are logged with the user and the time.
Account lock: An account locks after repeated wrong passwords to stop guessing attacks.
Secure connection: Use the register only over the official secure address and only on trusted devices. Sign out when you finish.

Rules of use

Every user must follow these.

Use the register only for official police work and only under proper authority.
Sign in with your own account. Never share your user code, email or password.
Treat every record as confidential. Do not copy, photograph or pass on call data outside official channels.
Enter accurate details. Wrong or missing information can weaken a case.
Report a lost password, a lost device or any suspected misuse to your administrator at once.
Misuse can lead to departmental and legal action. All activity is logged.

Help and contact

Accounts, access and official details.

Organisation: Bangladesh Police
Register: CDR Register
Who can use it: Approved Bangladesh Police personnel with an account issued by the administrator.
Getting an account: Ask your unit head to request an account from the administrator. Accounts are not created from this page.
Forgotten password: Reset your password
Locked account: Request an account unlock, or contact your administrator.
Emergency: This register is not an emergency service. In an emergency call the national emergency number 999.
Contact: Contact your unit administrator for any help with the register.
Developed by: Codexa