Investigations

Reconstruct the facts.
Examine every connection.

Organise people, documents, communications and events into an understandable case. Explore relationships and sequences while retaining the sources that support them.

Illustrative diagram of case relationships and data
Use case

Questions that guide the analysis

01 /What happened, and in what order?
02 /Which relationships are supported by a source?
03 /What information supports or challenges a hypothesis?
Investigations

Applications in this area

Internal investigations and fraud

Connect people, transactions and third parties to examine potential conflicts of interest, irregularities or patterns requiring review.

Reconstructing events

Order events in time and place relevant locations on the map. Compare sequences of activity and the accounts available.

Assessing evidence

Link documentation to the case. Distinguish supported information, relationships awaiting verification and the analyst’s interpretations.

Relevant information

The complete case file,
without losing the thread.

An investigation requires connecting facts to people and to the evidence that helps interpret them.

  • Relevant people, entities and relationships
  • Case documents, sources and evidence
  • Events, dates, locations and trajectories
  • Communications and transactions added to the analysis
Tools that provide context

Complementary perspectives.

Combine relationships, time and geography. Use views and annotations to communicate the sequence of events and preserve the basis of the analysis.

TimelinesGeographic mapLinked documentsViews and reports
Explore the tool

The chart helps organise the investigation and explain the reasoning. A represented connection should be interpreted alongside its source, context and level of verification.

Other use cases
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