Our unique cluster map display enables investigators to see relationships between keywords and search results. This helps the user to identify the not so obvious links between data and people which could be relevant to the investigation.

The identities view lets one build an “address book” of the persons of interest in a case. An identity bundles the communication aliases used by a person, such as email addresses, phone numbers and chat accounts, into a single unit. The identity is given a Full Name and can be annotated with other properties. This information is used to enhance the querying and display of items in other parts of the user interface.

Intella powerfully combines key social, historical, and geographical data, enabling investigators to quickly and effectively visualize the most pertinent combination of information needed. See at a glance key communication and distribution timelines and location of origin of communications, as well as communication volume. Investigators swiftly ascertain relationships and drill down with incredible ease through Intella’s interface.

Intella has a Custodians feature which allows items in the case to be assigned to specific custodians. This can be achieved during the ingestion process, or at a later time after the indexing process is complete. Custodians allow for further functionality such as filtering where only items for specific custodians are searched or displayed.

Intella has powerful date range filtering capabilities. Besides basic start and end date criteria, Intella provides much more granularity for date range searches. This includes functionality where the user can further filter by selecting specific date fields and attributes to be searched. All searching in Intella including date range searches can also be applied as ‘Required’ or ‘Excluded’ searches. This provides an additional level of filtering to further narrow down the result set.