Public-source research and analytical guidance organized around three questions: What do we know? What may it mean? What should claims professionals consider next?
Public records and public-facing information can develop addresses, affiliations, business connections, events, and investigative leads. Online indicators should be treated as sources to verify—not as proof.
Read: Follow the Work →Recurring lawful location and activity information can help refine field timing and investigative sequencing when the pattern is relevant, proportionate, and independently verified.
Use the surveillance referral tool →Privacy, verification, human review, hallucination risk, and governance should shape every AI-assisted claims or investigation workflow.
Explore AI & Claims →Useful research is traceable, relevant to the assignment, and explicit about uncertainty.