Source Intelligence
See exactly where every finding came from
Source Intelligence gives you the research trail behind a finding: which providers were queried, entity relationships uncovered along the way, and a transparent record of coverage — including sources we could not lawfully or technically reach.
What it finds
Signals this pillar surfaces
Source-level search
Search the catalogue of configured sources by name, type or jurisdiction.
Entity relationships
Connections between an entity and the domains, profiles and organisations referenced in its findings.
Research trail
A step-by-step record of which providers ran, when, and what each one returned.
Coverage transparency
A disclosed list of sources we do not use — paid criminal-marketplace access, ToS-violating scraping and non-public records — and why.
How it works
From identifier to verified finding
- 01
Providers are catalogued
Every configured source is documented with type, jurisdiction and access method.
- 02
Queries are logged
Each run against a source is recorded with timestamp and result count.
- 03
Relationships are mapped
Shared identifiers across findings surface entity-to-entity connections.
- 04
Coverage is disclosed
Sources that were unreachable or out of scope for this run are listed, not omitted.
What it is not
Boundaries we hold
- Not a claim of exhaustive internet coverage — the source catalogue and its limits are shown openly.
- Not built on purchased PII datasets or non-public records.
- Not scraped from platforms against their terms of service.
- Not a way to access credential contents or private messages.