Use Cases

The same file problem, in four shapes

Different investigations fail on the same thing: material that grew past what any one person can hold at once. What changes is which part of the file matters most.

Major Crimes

Major cases are not hard because any one document is hard. They are hard because there are thousands of them, they arrive over months, and the detail that matters is usually in the one nobody has re-read.

Homicide Investigation

A homicide file will be examined more closely than almost any other document set an investigator produces — by defence counsel, by a Crown prosecutor, and possibly by a commission of inquiry years later.

Missing Persons

In a missing persons file, the central question is almost always a question about sequence: who saw them, where, and when — and which accounts of that cannot all be true at once.

Fraud & Financial Crime

Financial crime files are rarely short of evidence. They are short of a way to see the shape of it — the relationship between an account, a company, and a person that only appears once the documents are read against each other.

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