The platform
The SleuthX AI investigation platform
One workspace takes an incident from first question to a documented answer: triage the evidence, map the connections, preserve it under chain of custody, and report it in a form an attorney or insurer can use.
One workspace, the whole investigation
SleuthX organizes every matter as a project.
Inside it, the evidence you upload, the AI triage that reads it, the link analysis that connects it, and the report that explains it all live together — so nothing is scattered across tools and nothing is lost between steps.
Each capability below is a tab of that workspace.
SleuthX is an investigation tool you can run yourself — triage in minutes — then bring in a human analyst when a case needs evidence-grade depth or licensed investigative work coordinated through our network.
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Capabilities
What the platform does
AI forensic triage
An evidence-grade first read in minutes — then analyst-reviewed.
Link analysis
Connect the identifiers in a case and pivot between them.
Evidence vault
Hash on ingest. A documented chain of custody, end to end.
Reports & exhibits
A clear narrative report and numbered, court-ready exhibits.
Protections
Keep watch after the case is closed — exposure and threats, monitored.
Investigation board
A kanban board tracks the open questions in a matter as cards — what's been checked, what's in progress, and what still needs a human.
It keeps a multi-step investigation organized and shows exactly where a case stands at a glance.
Connections
The connections tab resolves the entities in a case — people, accounts, devices, and organizations — and shows how they relate, so a tangle of identifiers becomes a structured picture you can reason about.
Transaction analysis
For fraud, crypto, and wire matters, the transactions tab traces the money — following funds across accounts and on-chain hops to show where value moved and where it landed.
Relationship & genealogy graph
The genealogy graph maps relationships across a case — useful for missing-persons, estate, and skip-trace work where the answer lives in how people connect rather than in any single record.
