Question 1

What data formats can be ingested into a case?

Accepted Answer

Almost anything: PDFs, Word and Excel files, images, audio, video, email archives, forensic logs, database extracts, social media exports and more. Structured or unstructured, no reformatting is needed. The platform normalises, extracts text (including OCR) and indexes everything automatically.

Question 2

How does the chat-first interface work?

Accepted Answer

Operators ask questions in plain language, such as "Who are the most frequently mentioned people in this case?", and receive evidence-cited answers. Every claim links back to the source exhibit, page or record, so it can be verified in one click.

Question 3

What is semantic search, and why does it matter?

Accepted Answer

Keyword search only finds exact words. Semantic search finds content by meaning, so a query for "unexplained cash deposits" also surfaces items describing "unattributed lodgements" or "anomalous account credits". This greatly reduces the chance of missing critical evidence hidden behind unfamiliar wording.

Question 4

How does entity extraction and cross-correlation work?

Accepted Answer

The platform automatically identifies people, organisations, locations, accounts, vehicles, phone numbers and other entities across all ingested material. It then links every mention of the same entity and shows them on a case-wide entity graph, with pointers back to the evidence.

Question 5

Can the platform cross-reference active cases against bulk databases?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Authorised operators can run controlled cross-checks against registered reference holdings, such as historical intelligence repositories, financial datasets, sanctions lists or any bulk dataset your agency maintains. Matches are ranked and linked back to both the case and the reference record.

Question 6

What reporting capabilities are included?

Accepted Answer

The platform generates source-cited reports, including intelligence summaries, briefing notes, suspect profiles, timelines and link diagrams. Reports export to Word and PDF. Every claim carries a citation back to the evidence, and embedded charts refresh when the case is updated.

Question 7

Can multiple investigators work on the same case at once?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Multiple users can work in the same case at the same time, with presence indicators, comments on exhibits and entities, and a complete audit trail. Investigators, analysts and supervisors collaborate in real time in one case workspace.

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What data formats can be ingested into a case?

How does the chat-first interface work?

What is semantic search, and why does it matter?

How does entity extraction and cross-correlation work?

Can the platform cross-reference active cases against bulk databases?

What reporting capabilities are included?

Can multiple investigators work on the same case at once?

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