INDUSTRY SOLUTIONS / LEGAL & LITIGATION
Make technical evidence easier to question.
Explore the basis of disputed signatures, documents and recorded media with structured comparisons and source-linked outputs. Connect the issue in dispute to the evidence needed for a meaningful technical examination.
YOUR INVESTIGATION CONTEXT
Legal & litigation.
A focused evidence workflow.
A disputed agreement, an excerpted recording or an image submitted without its original file each needs a different approach. Define the technical question early so reference material, original files and capture conditions can be gathered for the right workflow.
01 / START WITH THE ISSUE
Practical pathways
for your team.
Connect each evidence question to a dedicated solution and the right supporting module.
Disputed agreements
Compare signature characteristics and handwriting features using independently sourced known material.
Signatures & handwriting solutionAudio & video evidence
Separate voice similarity from shared recorded content, and examine file timing or continuity signals.
Audio & voice solutionEvidence presentation
Clarify captured material with separate working copies and connect processing context to report outputs.
Evidence presentation solution02 / CONNECTED EXAMINATION
Keep the question
and the source connected.
Original material, specific methods and understandable outputs form the foundation of a useful evidence record.
- 01
Define the disputed feature or recording question.
- 02
Gather original material and suitable independent references.
- 03
Review the corresponding measurements, exhibits and source links.
03 / BEFORE YOU START
Practical answers.
Clearer requirements.
Can the platform decide whether a signature is genuine?
The public workflows provide specific comparison measurements and supporting evidence. A descriptive similarity score is not an automated authenticity verdict.
Is court acceptance guaranteed?
No. The reporting workflow organises technical outputs and their context. Acceptance of evidence depends on the relevant jurisdiction, procedure and case.
YOUR NEXT INVESTIGATION
Start with the question.
See what is possible.
Explore the workflows with your evidence requirements in mind.