One screen, every source
People, phones, addresses, relatives and associates, employment, property, vehicles, records, business filings and UCC — from a single form. Declare your purpose once, then pick the search and run it.
Nothing to install, nothing to integrate. Five dollars per user per month, and then you pay only for the searches that actually run.
People, phones, addresses, relatives and associates, employment, property, vehicles, records, business filings and UCC — from a single form. Declare your purpose once, then pick the search and run it.
Every search queries continually updated files, never a cached snapshot. Each record shows where it came from and how much corroboration sits behind it: one source is single; two or more agreeing is corroborated. Neither is called verified, because neither is.
Names, addresses, phones and employers in a result are clickable — each one opens a new search already filled in. Follow-on searches carry the subject, purpose and matter forward, so nothing is retyped and nothing is mistyped.
Relatives and associates are drawn as a map you can rearrange by dragging, colour-coded by relationship. Links are shared identifiers and addresses — shown as what they are, not asserted as relationships.
Including the ones we blocked. Filter by matter, purpose or date, and export the lot to CSV without asking us for it.
Each user gets their own login and their own line in the audit trail, so you can always see who ran what. Billed on active seats — deactivate a login and you stop paying for it.
Everything the browser does is available over REST if you want to wire it into a case management system. Most accounts never touch it. API reference.
You declare your GLBA permissible purpose, and where relevant your DPPA permissible use, at the start of each session, together with the liability terms. That declaration is written to every search you then run, resolved per data class — so a report spanning credit-header and motor vehicle data carries the correct statute on each row rather than one blanket code across all of them. If your account is not credentialed for that purpose against that data class, the search does not run, is not billed, and is still recorded.
Declarations expire after twelve hours and end when you sign out. A purpose declared this morning does not still authorise searches tomorrow night.
Most platforms treat this as a checkbox at signup and a clause in the terms. Here it is in the request path. When a client or a regulator asks why a search happened, you answer with a file.
Entity, licence, the work you do, the purposes you need.
We verify, then provision the data classes your purposes support.
Browser login for your whole office. No install, no onboarding fee.
Billed monthly, itemised against your matters.
Credentialing usually takes two business days.