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Frequently asked questions

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Practical answers about Admissible Lab, evidence requirements, analysis outputs and getting started with the platform.

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Which evidence categories are covered?

The inventory groups signatures, handwriting, documents, images, audio, video and additional registered tools. Read each entry’s scope status. A supplied description, a practice-only workflow and an undocumented registration are different readiness statements.

Does a score establish authenticity?

No. A descriptive score measures the relationship it was designed to assess. Screening indicators identify observations for review. A calibrated likelihood ratio compares defined propositions within its validation scope. None removes the need to examine context and competing explanations.

Can enhancement recover missing detail?

The described enhancement workflows work with signals already captured. They can make a working copy easier to view or hear, but cannot establish detail the original never recorded. Keep the original, document transformations and transcribe original audio rather than an enhanced listening copy.

What references should I prepare?

Use suitable known material whose provenance can be documented. Quantity, resolution and capture requirements differ by method. Do not supply repeated crops of the same image as independent specimens. Consult the input-preparation guide and the selected inventory entry.

Can I upload evidence here?

The public contact form is for general enquiries and has no evidence attachments. Agree scope and an approved transfer route before sending sensitive material. Do not include client details, passwords or source evidence in the message.

Are time savings or accuracy guaranteed?

No universal reduction or improvement has been established. Measure preparation, processing, corrections, examiner review and reporting against a comparable baseline. Benchmark performance is not a case-specific success probability.

Can a result be used in court?

The responsible professional must assess the method, evidence handling, validation and report for the intended jurisdiction and case. Software output is not a legal admissibility determination or a substitute for expert testimony. Read the analysis and results notice.

How do demonstrations and subscriptions begin?

Request a demonstration using the contact form. A general enquiry does not purchase a subscription. Paid access, seats, service scope, charges, renewal and data handling require an accepted order or agreement. The Legal centre provides the associated documents.